Rodalies, FGC, metro, tram and bus in real time.

Find your station in Transporta’m: next to each departure you’ll see the updated time, the minutes of delay and the platform. Tap the departure and the live map shows the estimated position of the train. With Pro you also get an alert when it leaves the first stop and when it reaches yours.

Open the journey in Transporta’m and tap Punctuality in the menu. You’ll see how that same service, identified by its number, ran over the last six months: how many days it arrived on time, its usual delay, the weekday it fails most and the stop where it loses most time. With Pro you also get the day-by-day history of the last 12 months. It is available on Rodalies de Catalunya, Valencia Cercanías and Murcia/Alicante Cercanías trains; for these two, the history starts in late October 2026.

Disruptions change every day, often from one hour to the next. Transporta’m shows the alerts and service status of every Rodalies and FGC line, from R1 to R17, the S1 and S2 to the Vallès or the R5 to Montserrat, next to the departures from your station. On strike days or during major failures, also check each operator’s official notices.

Tap a departure to see the estimated position of the vehicle on the live map. It is worked out from the operator’s open data, so it is an estimate rather than an exact GPS fix. You can share the journey with a link that opens without the app.

Yes. Transporta’m covers TMB buses and AMB metropolitan buses: their stops, live next departures for each line and the lines on the map. The Status tab shows each bus line’s disruptions, and the website’s alerts page shows TMB bus alerts.

Transporta’m shows the alerts and service status of every metro line, from L1 to L12 and the Montjuïc funicular, together with the next departures at each station. If a line is cut or has engineering works, you see it before going down to the platform.

Rodalies line R2 Nord, with a station at Terminal 2, and metro line L9 Sud, with stops at T1 and T2. Transporta’m shows the next departures and delays of both lines.

In Catalonia, Rodalies de Catalunya, the Barcelona metro, FGC, TRAM, TMB and AMB buses, Bicing, AMBici, Ganxeta (Reus) and Girocleta (Girona) bikes and Bicibox and Bicitancat parking. Beyond it, Metrovalencia (lines 1 to 10), Valencia Cercanías (C1, C2, C3, C5 and C6), Murcia/Alicante Cercanías (C1 and C3) and SNCF trains at Portbou, Cerbère and Latour-de-Carol. It doesn’t cover Renfe’s high-speed or long-distance trains, intercity coaches, the Aerobús or buses outside Catalonia.

Yes. Transporta’m includes the SNCF trains through Portbou, Cerbère and Latour-de-Carol: the Occitanie TER lines K3 (Toulouse – Portbou), K8 (Avignon and Nîmes – Portbou), P4 (Toulouse – Latour-de-Carol), P13 (Portbou and Cerbère – Perpignan and Narbonne) and P14, the Train Jaune (Villefranche-Vernet-les-Bains – Latour-de-Carol), and the Intercités de nuit from Paris Austerlitz. You get the updated time, the minutes of delay, the platform, cancellations and the alerts SNCF publishes, but not the trains’ position on the map.

Yes. Besides Catalonia, the app covers Metrovalencia, with metro and tram lines 1 to 10 and each station’s next departures from FGV’s forecasts, Valencia Cercanías, with lines C1 (València Nord – Gandia), C2 (València Nord – Moixent), C3 (València Nord – Utiel), C5 (València Nord – Caudiel) and C6 (València Nord – Castelló), and Murcia/Alicante Cercanías, with the C1 (Alicante – Murcia) and the C3 (Alicante – Sant Vicent). On the Cercanías you get departures with the real time, delays, platforms and the alerts Renfe publishes. The buses of these cities are not included.

Yes. The app groups lines and stops by region: Catalonia, the Valencian Community, the Region of Murcia and Occitanie. In Settings › Display › Regions you choose which ones Lines, Status, Search, the map and Nearby show. Your favourites and a stop’s connections always show.

No. Transporta’m is an independent app that uses the open data the operators publish, and it doesn’t represent any public body or operator. It brings Rodalies, metro, FGC, TRAM, buses and shared bikes together in one app.

Yes. All the features for checking transport are free. Pro is optional and helps us maintain and improve the app, because ads don’t cover all the costs.

No. Transporta’m doesn’t sell tickets or plan routes: it tells you when your transport is really coming and how it’s running. Tickets and travel cards are sold at station machines and through the operators’ official channels.

Pro removes the ads, lets you follow your journey in a live notification, alerts you when it leaves the first stop or reaches yours and shows how your service ran every day over the last 12 months. It costs €1.49 a month or €9.99 a year.

Pro is managed from your App Store or Google Play account, where you can cancel it whenever you like. It renews automatically unless you cancel it at least 24 hours before the end of the period.