Vy app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Vygruppen AS
First release : 31 May 2011
App size: 50.46 Mb
You can use the Vy app to quickly find departures for journeys by train, bus, metro, tram and boat across Norway. You can buy tickets from Vy and other transport companies such as Go-Ahead, SJ, Ruter, Kolumbus, Skyss and Brakar. It should always be easy to make the eco-friendly choice when travelling, so the Vy app also lets you:
· See relevant suggested itineraries in the journey planner – including how long it takes to walk or bike
· Get real-time information on all departures
· Receive push notifications about delays and cancellations affecting your journey
· View your tickets and present your ticket for inspection
· Check how full each carriage on your train is
· Save your favourite routes and places that you frequently visit
· Book taxis across much of the country
· Listen to audiobooks and podcasts, and read newspapers and magazines
Thank you for travelling by public transport. Every journey counts!
Latest reviews of Vy app for iPhone and iPad
Impossible to get a result within 2 minutes : writing "Moss" ... It came after a loooong time , "gardermoen" never came . Lets take the bus then !
Hey this app i need it in my holidays in Norway... Please more Language!!! Maybe German? :) we need it in August!!!!!!! Pls in German!!! :) thx
It is bery good app. I am glad! It would be good to change automatically validity time of a ticket when a train is late. For foreigners it is stressful to go by train when the colour of bought ticket is red what means it is not valid. Of course conductors smiles and understand it but a customer is afraid of extra charge.
The app wont accept a non-Norwegian mobile number and you wont be able to pay with a non-Norwegian credit card. Useless
You can go to nsb.no using your web browser on your iOS device to see timetables and purchase tickets. You will not be able to view the ticket there, though. You receive a code, which you can use to pick up your ticket at a station, from one of their machines, or using their app. It appears that many stations are unmanned and dont have ticket machines. If you think, "Okay, Ill use the app" be aware that you need to log in to an account/profile with the app to retrieve your ticket using the app. To create an account/profile on the app, you need a Norwegian mobile number and a Norwegian postal code. It may be possible to create an account/profile at nsb.no using your web browser on your iOS device and then retrieve your ticket using the app, but I havent tried that yet.