Updated with a Link to the NEW PDX Transit on the App Store. The new PDX Transit is now available!

• PDX Transit is being sunset and replaced by an all-new PDX Transit for iOS and watchOS. This app adds a notice upon launching of this new app coming soon.

• Updated for iOS 18 and iPadOS 18

iOS • Updated to work on the latest version of iOS and devices • Fixed an issue where links in Service Alerts reported would not open to the proper page • Added a default title to service alerts where one was not provided from the service watchOS • Fixed an issue where the loading indicator wouldn't clear if no nearby transit stops were found • The apps settings view is no longer in the Watch app on iPhone and is now within the app itself. From the main view, scroll down and tap Settings. • Added a default title to service alerts where one was not provided from the service

• Fixed an issue where selecting a starting or ending point using the Trip Planner's map search would cause the app to crash. • Fixed an issue where arrival times would not display after scanning a QR code at Trimet transit stops.

• Updated to support the latest version of iOS and iPadOS • Watch app updated to support the latest version or watchOS

• Updating links that open bus stops or service alerts on Trimet's website

• This update begins the effort to better support iPadOS by adopting split views. In this update, you'll find that the Trip Planner now has a split view layout when running on iPad and more sections will support split views over the next few updates. Please view the Trip Planner screenshot for iPad for more details. • This update also contains updates to Spanish localization support.

• Updated and enhanced for iOS 15 and watchOS 8 • UI tweaked in various places to match the latest design language (most noticeable in the Service Alerts tab) • Updated UI for Service Alerts Siri Shortcuts • Updated Spanish localization strings For the nerds • Built with the latest Developer tools (Xcode 13) • Most table views now implement diffable data sources to drive them • Even more table views use UIListContentConfiguration to fill in the table cells • SwiftUI is trickling in, driving various views in the app

• Updated and enhanced for iOS 15 and watchOS 8 • UI tweaked in various places to match the latest design language (most noticeable in the Service Alerts tab) • Updated Spanish localization strings For the nerds • Built with the latest Developer tools (Xcode 13) • Most table views now implement diffable data sources to drive them • Even more table views use UIListContentConfiguration to fill in the table cells • SwiftUI is trickling in, driving various views in the app For the future • Currently working on a complete re-write of this app using the latest UI and foundational frameworks to set a new foundation for the future.

• Updated and enhanced for iOS 15 and watchOS 8 • UI tweaked in various places to match the latest design language (most noticeable in the Service Alerts tab) For the nerds • Built with the latest Developer tools (Xcode 13) • Most table views now implement diffable data sources to drive them • Even more table views use UIListContentConfiguration to fill in the table cells • SwiftUI is trickling in, driving various views in the app For the future • Currently working on a complete re-write of this app using the latest UI and foundational frameworks to set a new foundation for the future.

• The custom icon chooser has been re-written in SwiftUI.

• Fixed an issue where if the app is launched from a Siri Shortcut, it won't always land you in the correct view.

• Not much new here, just updated some of the internals • But if you must know, this app moved over to UISceneDelegate • Also, new app icon option • and finally, don't' forget to try out PDX Transit for macOS!

• Bug fixes • App size trimming • Additional UI enhancements & refinements

• New simplified UI for arrival times with contextual layouts and groupings • Icons are now the correct size in share (action) sheets • New list animations for nearby transit stops, arrivals, and service alerts For the nerds: • Nearby transit stops, arrival times, and service alerts are now backed by a "diffable" data source

• Addition of App Privacy Labels • Support for latest iOS, iPadOS devices

• Support for the latest devices • Support for iOS 14 and iPadOS 14

• Support for iOS & iPadOS 14 • Bug fixes and stability enhancements

• Enhancements to the Share Sheet

• Fixed a memory leak in the arrival times view.

• Improved networking code that communicates with Trimet's API • Improved iCloud Sync (for Bookmarks) on PDX Transit for iOS and watchOS • Fixed a bug where transit line numbers wouldn't show in the nearby transit stops list • New setting to adjust the distance radius for nearby transit stops (1-2 miles) • Updated Spanish localization

This is just a periodic update composed of performance enhancements.

• Support for iOS 13, iPadOS, and watchOS 6 • Support for Dark Mode • Modern and bold new User Interface • Updated icons throughout the app for iOS 13 using SF Symbols • Drastically reduced app size • Updates to Spanish localization • Updates to Dynamic Type support • Code has been updated to use the latest version of Swift • Various performance enhancements from the Share Sheets to the networking code

Trip Planner bug fixes • Fixed an issue where the local time being passed to TriMet's web services was not properly formatted in some cases. This resulted in getting an error from the TriMet's web services. The Trip Planner should now be displaying trip results properly with this update. Our apologies for any inconveniences. • Fixed an issue where the internal transit line number was shown instead of the name we're all used to seeing. For example, you might have seen "Bus 290" instead of "MAX Orange." • Other stability enhancements and minor UI tweaks that coincide with the rest of the app. • There will be more updates to the Trip Planner including even bigger UI updates in the Fall release of PDX Transit!