Very polished and easy to use. This app has come a long way since it was first released.

I literally check this before any commute, in or outbound. Knowing in advance how many cars, which track and what time is so worth the app fee. If the train looks like a disaster, work from home, don’t get stuck on a 3hr ride

This is the app that most of us commuter rail employees use.

Love this app. Would give it 5 stars BUT for some reason the MBTA Rail App not posting “boarding track information” anymore. I’m using the newest iOS version from apple App Store. Using iPhone 12 max pro phone. And 5g for internet connection. I’m running iOS 17.2 I recently upgraded. Maybe this is why? I’m leaving south station. No trains a posting boarding track information. I take the Foxboro train. If that helps. Mark O

I wanted to trial this app; however, the user experience is non-existent without the monthly fee. It would best serve to make it wholly unavailable or provide a free trial. The current experience is frustrating and misleading.

I have been sitting on train in North Station for 35 min with no engineer. MBTA can not get their act together. If they had made proper announcements I could have moved to a different train line and made my appointment. Someone needs to take over the system. Terrible service.

Been trying to edit my posts and for some reason, it’s not working on my end, however, others can edit and post whenever they’d like, but I have to wait until an hour before departure. Makes no sense as it defeats the purpose of the app. Please fix it to how it was before.

My only problem with it is that it doesn’t have any subways or busses. Otherwise it is amazing and I would recommend it to anyone who needs to know where their train is or for any train enthusiasts.

This app is shill for the T and is responding to inside pressure from them to censor any disparaging comments in a desperate last gasp to save itself. They try to demonstrate daylight between themselves but T insiders say very differently. The terms they are trying to shove down people’s throats are nothing more than first amendment suppression.

This app fills all the gaps in the MBTA systems for finding trains and seeing if they are on time.