The list * indicates an unofficial map produced by a third party, rather than the transit agency. Large cities Urbanized areas larger than 1 million population, listed alphabetically. Atlanta no map Austin Baltimore* Boston Calgary no map Charlotte no map Chicago* Cincinnati* Cleveland* Columbus* Dallas/Ft Worth no map Denver* Detroit no map Houston no map Indianapolis Jacksonville no map Kansas City no map Las Vegas no map Los Angeles | Orange Co 1 | Orange Co 2 Memphis no map Miami no map Milwaukee no map Minneapolis/St Paul Montreal New York: NY1* | NY2* | Hudson NJ* Norfolk/VA Beach no map Orlando no map Philadelphia no map Phoenix no map Pittsburgh no map Portland Providence no map Sacramento no map Saint Louis no map Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego no map San Francisco | East Bay* San Juan no map San Jose Seattle 1 | Seattle 2* | Seattle 3* Tampa/St Petersburg no map Toronto* Vancouver Washington DC 1 | Washington 2* Smaller cities Urbanized areas smaller than 1 million population, listed alphabetically, showing only cities with known maps. Bellingham, WA Buffalo, NY* Champaign/Urbana, IL Spokane, WA Tucson, AZ* This list seeks to link to every known frequent transit map in the US and Canada, including both those officially published by transit agencies and those created unofficially by transit advocates. What’s a frequent transit map? Most transit system maps show every bus line with equal weight, so potential riders can’t tell if a route comes every 2 minutes or every 2 hours. Obviously that information makes a huge difference. Frequent transit maps are fabulous tools that highlight buses and trains that come at least every 15 minutes, all day (not just at rush hour). The point is to help people easily identify the most convenient routes. Contribute to the list The list is a work in progress. Not every city has a map, and there are probably maps I don’t know about. If you know of a frequent transit map that isn’t shown here, please let me know via email. To qualify, a map must show routes that come at least every 15 minutes off-peak on weekdays. I’ll accept maps that show all routes if they at least highlight the frequent ones, but that 15 minute cut-off is a hard line. 20 minute bus headways is not frequent. Thanks for your help! List updated 4.15.2016