Using Bing Maps’ directions function with the transit tab selected gives step-by-step route directions for taking public transit to help plan your trip. The app will tell you where to get on and where to get off the bus. Bing Maps can also help you easily measure the distance of a route (which can be helpful when planning a walking or biking route).

Desktop version also available.

Citymapper provides real-time transportation arrival times, trip planning, and maps to help you compare modal options for getting from A to B by transit, foot, bicycle, or ride hailing. It even includes times to get to and use the closed available dockless bike share bike. It can save trip information for quick reference and has a “meet me” feature to make sharing directions easy. The app also tracks calories burned, trees preserved, and money saved.

Desktop version also available.

Using Google Maps’ directions function with the transit tab selected gives step-by-step route directions for riding public transit. The app will tell you where to get on and off the bus, as well as time and distance for walking to and from transit stops. Google Maps can also help you easily measure the distance of a route (which can be helpful when planning a walking or biking route). Another feature is that you can program your route (via walk, bike, car or transit) through your Google account, for help monitoring your daily commute. The app will tell you when to leave the house on a given day as well as informing you of potential delays and suggesting alternate routes.

Desktop version also available.

Try the new and improved Puget Sound Trip Planner, it now includes upgraded accessibility features and a responsive design for mobile users, along with a list of other notable enhancements. Plan your transit trips around the Puget Sound region; the tool gives you step-by-step instructions for using transit to get from your trip’s start location to its end. The app version combines regional trip planning with real-time arrivals, and provides route and schedule information with map views. Includes bus, train, light rail, streetcar, ferry, water taxi and the Monorail.

Desktop version also available.

Purchase and redeem transit passes on your smartphone device. Works on the following services: King County Metro Transit buses and Metro Community Vans, King County Water Taxi, Sound Transit Link and Sounder, Seattle Streetcar and Monorail. You can download the app for Android, iPhone and Windows mobile devices and buy tickets directly using your credit or debit card. You can also buy tickets through Metro’s "Marketplace" site on your PC or desktop and have the tickets appear in the app on your mobile device.

TransitGo Rewards: When a rider completes a Transit GO Rewards campaign, they are rewarded with points, which can then be redeemed for transit fares or credit for any of the bike or scooter-share systems that operate in the Seattle area. (Note that bike and scooter-share are not currently operating in Bellevue.) Current redemption partners include Sound Transit, Kitsap Transit, Seattle Streetcar, Lime, Veo, Bird Link scooter, and of course, Metro buses and water taxis.

You’re already viewing the Choose Your Way Bellevue website, which convenes tools and information to help you get around Bellevue sustainably. The platform now has a mobile app that puts this content at your fingertips-use the app to learn about and plan your travel, log your trips and earn rewards! 

FindARide is a service of Hopelink that helps people with special mobility needs get around. Type information about your origin and destination, together with your accessibility needs, and the tool will display a list of transportation services. Details displayed include whether the service allows you to simply "show up and ride" or you need to reserve the service ahead of time.

Desktop/mobile-optimized only; app not available.

OneBusAway is a popular app that provides real-time arrival information for transit agencies in the Puget Sound region. It provides a map view of all transit stops. Tap on a stop to see which buses stop there, when any bus will arrive and when buses will arrive at the other stops on the route.

Transit provides trip planning with easily comparable route options and real-time bus location information. The app includes information on ride hailing (such as Uber and Lyft), carshare (Car2Go, available in Seattle) and bike share options, in addition to local transit agencies. Transit also provides step-by-step navigation, including alerts to pick up the pace if you're in danger of missing your bus!

 VetsGO is a database of transportation services for veterans, service members and their families. It includes options for people with all types of mobility needs. Vets-Go has recently been integrated with Hopelink's FindARide platform that includes a trip planner.

Find-a-Ride is web-based with a phone number provided, but its new trip planner is mobile-first; if viewing on a desktop browser, narrow your window for the best user experience.