Track BEST Buses Live on Google Maps: A Step-by-Step Guide for Mumbai Commuters

Here’s how you can now track BEST buses live on Google Maps and make your daily commute smarter, faster, and less stressful. Just open the app, enter your route, and go!

Track BEST Buses Live on Google Maps: A Step-by-Step Guide for Mumbai Commuters

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Mumbai’s daily bus travel is getting a major upgrade. Starting today, commuters can track BEST buses live on Google Maps, thanks to a new partnership between Google and the Brihanmumbai Electricity Supply and Transport (BEST).

With a massive fleet of over 2,700 buses carrying nearly 32 lakh passengers every day, this real-time tracking feature will make city travel more predictable and less stressful.

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How to Track BEST Buses Live on Google Maps: Step-by-Step

Here’s a quick guide to using the new feature:

  1. Open Google Maps on your Android or iOS device.
  2. Enter your source and destination.
  3. Tap the ‘Go’ icon.
  4. Select the public transport mode (look for the tram icon).
  5. View available bus routes, numbers, and live arrival times.
  6. Tap a suggested route for more details, including each stop and travel time.
  7. You can also search for a specific bus stop to see all buses arriving there and their real-time ETA.

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Real-Time Bus Tracking on Google Maps

Now, when you plan your journey in Mumbai using Google Maps, you’ll see:

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  • Live arrival times for BEST buses
  • Colour-coded updates:
    • 🟢 Green = On time
    • 🔴 Red = Delayed
  • Estimated travel time
  • Available in English, Hindi, and Marathi

This means no more waiting at the bus stop, wondering when your bus will show up. The system updates constantly, so you can plan better and avoid unnecessary delays.

This update is part of a broader effort by Google to improve urban transport in India. The company has launched similar features in over 15 Indian cities, and now Mumbai joins the list. Maharashtra’s Chief Minister called it a “major boost” for city transport, while BEST encouraged commuters to use this feature for a smoother experience.

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