How It Works

Drive your bus route in your personal vehicle with GPS-guided voice navigation — just like a sat-nav, but following the exact bus route.

Exact bus route paths

The route shown on the map is the exact path your bus follows — derived from official transit data, not a car navigation shortcut. Every turn, every detour, every one-way street the bus takes.

Car navigation apps find the fastest route between two points. Bus Route Trainer shows you the specific streets and turns your bus route actually uses — which is often different from what a sat-nav would suggest.

Start End Car nav shortcut Actual bus route

Turn-by-turn voice navigation

As you drive, the app announces each upcoming turn with the street name and direction. Just like a sat-nav, but following your bus route instead of the fastest car route.

Keep your eyes on the road — the voice tells you everything you need to know. "In 200 metres, turn left onto Murray Street."

In 200m

Turn left onto Murray St

Then

Turn right onto Elizabeth St

500m ahead

Stop 14 — Elizabeth St Mall

Bus stop callouts

Every bus stop is marked on the map and announced as you approach. Learn stop locations and names by hearing them in context as you drive past.

Knowing where the stops are is just as important as knowing the route. The app helps you build that spatial memory naturally — by driving past them and hearing the names.

Stop 12 Stop 13 Stop 14 Bathurst St Elizabeth St Murray St

GPS tracking

Your position is shown on the map in real-time. See where you are on the route, how far to the next turn, and whether you've drifted off-path.

The GPS marker follows you along the route as you drive. If you miss a turn or take a wrong street, you'll see it immediately and can correct course.

You are here Next turn: 350m

Works offline

Download your routes once on Wi-Fi, then drive without internet. Essential for routes through areas with poor mobile coverage.

All route data, map tiles, and voice navigation work completely offline. No data charges, no signal anxiety — just you and the route.

No signal? No problem.

Routes work completely offline after download

Multiple route variants

Most routes have outbound and inbound variants, plus variations for different times of day or different termini. Practise them all.

A single route number can have several different paths. The app shows every variant so you can learn the one that matches your upcoming roster.

Route 616 — Outbound

City → Lenah Valley

12 stops

Route 616 — Inbound

Lenah Valley → City

11 stops

Route 616 — Variation A

City → Lenah Valley via Augusta Rd

14 stops

Install to your home screen

Bus Route Trainer works like a native app on your phone. Install it to your home screen for quick access — no app store account needed.

Works on any modern smartphone — Android and iPhone. Requires GPS/location services. Best experienced in a vehicle phone mount.

Bus Route Trainer

Tap to open — just like a native app

Device Compatibility

Works on

Any modern Android or iPhone with GPS

Best with

A vehicle phone mount for hands-free use

Requires

GPS/location services enabled

Internet

Only for initial download — navigation works offline

Ready to try it?

Free sample routes — no signup required.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. Install directly — works just like a native app.