SpeedMeter GPS – Bus & Train

See what speed your train or bus is really doing. SpeedMeter GPS is a clean, simple GPS speedometer built for passengers. Open it on a train, bus, car or bike and see your live speed in km/h or mph, along with maximum speed, average speed, distance and journey time. 🚆 MADE FOR TRAIN JOURNEYS Train Mode shows your current running speed, top speed, average speed, distance and total journey time, with a live speed graph. Wondering what speed the express is doing between stations? Check it right away. When the signal drops in a tunnel, the app says so instead of guessing, and carries on by itself once GPS comes back. 🚌 BUILT FOR BUS RIDES Bus Mode tracks live speed, maximum and average speed, distance, moving time and time spent at stops, which is useful on city and intercity routes. 🚗 🏍️ 🚲 🚶 CAR, BIKE, BICYCLE AND WALKING Switch vehicle mode at any time. Each mode uses sensible filtering for that kind of travel. KEY FEATURES • Large, clear digital and analog speedometer • Current, maximum and average speed • Distance, journey time, moving time and stop time • Live speed graph with max and average markers • GPS accuracy shown at all times (Good / Fair / Weak) • Trip history: review, share or delete past journeys • Travel statistics: total distance, trips, highest speed, time travelled • km/h and mph • Dark mode and light mode • Works offline, because GPS doesn't need mobile data • Light on battery and runs smoothly on budget phones PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account or sign-up • Your location and trips stay on your phone • Location is used only while the app is open • Only one permission: location SHARE YOUR JOURNEY Share a trip summary (distance, top speed, average speed and journey time) with friends in any messaging app. GOOD TO KNOW Speed values are estimates calculated from your phone's GPS. Accuracy depends on satellite reception, your device, tunnels, buildings and weather. SpeedMeter GPS is not a certified speed measurement device and does not show official railway or transport operator data. Always follow your vehicle's speedometer and local speed limits, and never use your phone while driving.