Even when your bus is early
Nothing's more annoying than a bus that leaves early. OV Delay sees it. And says so. In red.
Coming soon (again)
Stress, hurry and hassle. Trains that leave late. Worse: buses that leave early. Nobody loves public transport. That's why OV Delay is back.
The app from 2013 that knows exactly when your bus, tram, metro or train really leaves. And whether you should run.
It rhymed in Dutch In Dutch, “OV” stands for public transport (openbaar vervoer) and is pronounced “oo-vay”. It rhymes neatly with Delay, but that pun is completely lost outside the Netherlands.
The advice, since 2013
OV Delay works out how far you are from the stop and when your bus really leaves. Then you get honest advice. Sometimes a little too honest. Try it.
What it does
Where's the nearest stop? When's the next bus? Should I walk or run? Is my train late again? OV Delay knows, based on where you're standing, in an extremely minimal and relaxed interface. Because public transport is stressful enough.
Nothing's more annoying than a bus that leaves early. OV Delay sees it. And says so. In red.
Your bus or tram moves live across the map. You literally watch it arrive. Or leave.
Tap a departure to see the walking route to the stop, plus honest advice. From ‘Beer?’ to ‘Run faster than Femke Bol!’
A tram that isn't running or a stop that's closed: you see it straight away, in a red bar you can't miss.
Turn on notifications for your trip and OV Delay tells you when it's time to go. Or to give up.
Apple Watch and, for the first time, Wear OS. Glance at your wrist instead of fishing out your phone.
The nearest station shows up by itself. Always leave from Central? OV Delay remembers.
Our parents used OV Delay in 2013. They still do. They just don't know it was gone.
Timetable
Every dot is a real stop OV Delay knows right now. We fetch the latest every night at half past four. More are added fast.
Drag, scroll or pinch to zoom. Tap a country.
OV Delay is coming to iPhone, Apple Watch, Android and Wear OS. When exactly? Let's say: with a slight delay.