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[leggomylegolas]

going to be constantly flipping back and forth tonight between the Bruins playoff game and the Red Sox/Yankee game.

...what's studying again?

[ominsiders]

Boston Edition: Track the T

I’m not sure what exactly I did before the discovery of this mobile and desktop site: use the generic paper brochure of the bus schedule or just stand around and hope that the bus comes around? Life prior to this, needless to say, was quite unexpected. Track the T, by David Newton, is a MBTA bus/train tracker; providing accurate timing for when and/or where the bus will arrive at your location.

Simple and easy, all you really have to do is provide the bus or train line, where you are going, and position (bus or train stop) and you will know exactly how long you have to wait. Or if you’re in a hurry, alternatives to make you trip a lot more smoother. As all things can’t be perfect in all eyes, the desktop version isn’t all that pleasing to the eyes: stuck on the mobile version. But as one that does enjoy the sleek design (even if they are superficial), I can disregard all the technical stuff and enjoy the fact that commuting has become one of my BFFs. Sorry Sarah!