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Transit Maps is a navigation app that lets you download, save, and view large-size maps in PDF and image formats. The map viewer supports image sizes of several thousand pixels in each direction, with pinch zoom and drag scrolling.

It comes with a sample map of the Philadelphia rail system, but you can delete it and add your own maps.

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Category:: Navigation
Release Date:: Sep 29, 2009
Homepage:: http://felttip.com/
Publisher:: Felt Tip Inc.
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where it lacks in cuteness it makes up in super functionality

eve's bayou

Version: 1.0.2

so pdf based transit maps are not exactly new. the cool thing about this app is that it locates all of them for you, you just select which ones you want to add from the major cities or can upload ANY pdf transit map (or even a picture of your dog. like who cares) and file it as a city or whatever. THE IMPORTANT THING is that the quality of these maps allows for legibility and pinch zooming. so so so many apps are blurry when you pinch them out. also, of course, because the pdf files are actually on your phone and not being pulled from a server, being on the actual train or underground does not matter.

Great App

Bruzer77

Version: 1.0.2

I'm a transit map fan and this app is so nice for keeping these in one place. Renders PDF maps beautifully. Only gripe is that you can't tilt to a landscape view, would be 5 stars if not for that. Btw, you can add any pdf map, transit or otherwise, clicking 'add map' then select any transit link listed ( don't click the (map) selection). Enter the URL where the map you want is, click on the PDF link to that map, then rename as appropiate.

Works as advertised

Simian Fiction

Version: 1.0.3

Since the MBTA (Boston) has failed to provide much in the way of easy mobile access to their maps and schedules (viewing a bus schedule is cumbersome and requires a good deal of scrolling), I use this app to store PDFs of the schedules, which is great because I can simply save only the schedules I want and access them offline if needed. One tip, though: when you go the MBTA's website via this app, it takes you to the mobile version of their site. You need to then click on "View full MBTA.com" and access the PDFs via the regular site, otherwise the PDFs will not be saved to the app.

Great app

NateSch

Version: 1.0.3

Why is it the best apps are free. I could care less about the maps in the app. What stands out is the ability to import any PDF map out there. One tip is no caps in file name. I am going to MN and wanted Google maps offline. With the dos magic of print screen, and a little cropping in graphics program, I created some rocking PDF which I uploaded to my site. After that and a little copying and pasting I was importing maps into this program. It's great being able to zoom pdf's which I have been unable to do with PDF viewers. Programmer may want to include capabilities for multiple page support. I certainly would pay for a PDF viewer with these options.

Superb

Lgol27

Version: 1.0.3

This is very useful application. I have put inside the maps of parks and trails in my area. I don't need to print them, don't need to search for them in information centers, don't need to carry them. All I need this nice app. The only thing what missing is some kind of folders mechanism, so you can group related maps together. It is pretty difficult to browse one long list of maps when you have lots of them.