What you see in Vienna
Live arrival times, counting down to your stop. Buses here don't share their positions, so the board shows the minutes without moving buses on the route.
Which buses
Wiener Linien buses across Vienna, with live real-time departures.
Where the times come from
Straight from the open data published by City of Vienna – data.wien.gv.at / Wiener Linien (CC BY 4.0). My Bus Stop is an independent app; it isn't made or endorsed by any transit agency or operator.
Set it up once
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1Choose your stop
Stops nearby come first. You can also search by name, stop code, street or line, or move the map and search that area.
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2Pick up to three lines
Each line gets its own route on the board, so the one you're waiting for is never lost in a list.
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3Watch the buses come in
The next bus, how many stops it still has to go, and the one after it. Tap any bus on the route to see when it reaches you.
A board for your front door
Wall mode turns a spare iPad, iPhone or Mac into an always-on bus board for the hallway. The next bus runs the screen's full height beside the route map, big enough to read from across the hall. Glance at it with your shoes on, and leave when the bus does.
On every screen in the house
iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Apple TV. Save a stop once and it's on all of them: your stops sync through iCloud, and Apple Watch follows your iPhone.
Questions
Which buses does it cover in Vienna?
Wiener Linien buses across Vienna, with live real-time departures.
Is this an official transit app?
No. My Bus Stop is an independent app. It shows the open data published by City of Vienna – data.wien.gv.at / Wiener Linien (CC BY 4.0), and isn't made or endorsed by any transit agency or operator.
Is My Bus Stop free?
Yes. It's free on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Apple TV, with no ads, no subscription and no account. On a computer without the app, you can also open it on the web.
What's the difference between LIVE and SCHEDULED?
LIVE means the time comes from the bus's real position and the agency's live predictions. SCHEDULED means there's no live data for that bus yet, so the board shows the timetable. If the feed goes quiet, the board marks its numbers as stale and tells you when the last data arrived.