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SeeSay – Metro Vancouver Transit Police
The official SeeSay App connects all Metro Vancouver Transit Police channels into one single, mobile friendly application.
Want to report and track crime on transit? Transit Police has an App for that.
Use SeeSay to discreetly report non-emergency* issues directly to Transit Police Dispatch. There is no need to draw attention to yourself and you don’t have to wait until you get home to report crime on transit. View crime hotspots along the transit system and get a better understanding of where and when crime occurs.
Stay connected with all of Transit Police social media channels including Twitter, Facebook; get the latest alerts.
Features
• Report A Problem – Use this feature to report non-emergency crime or issues while on transit.
• Crime Maps - Transit Police update the crime maps section weekly.
• Alerts - Stay up-to-date on what you need to know. Find out about public safety concerns, missing persons or major service disruptions in real time.
• Latest News – Read the latest Transit Police news. This includes direct links to Facebook, Twitter and Youtube channels.
• Most Wanted – Find out who is most wanted with this direct link to Crime Stoppers.
• TransLink NextBus and Trip Planner - Find out when your next bus will arrive or plan your trip.
*Non-emergency reporting only. For emergencies, please call 911.
This application is powered by, and was developed in collaboration with http://gomobilepd.com.
The official SeeSay App connects all Metro Vancouver Transit Police channels into one single, mobile friendly application.
Want to report and track crime on transit? Transit Police has an App for that.
Use SeeSay to discreetly report non-emergency* issues directly to Transit Police Dispatch. There is no need to draw attention to yourself and you don’t have to wait until you get home to report crime on transit. View crime hotspots along the transit system and get a better understanding of where and when crime occurs.
Stay connected with all of Transit Police social media channels including Twitter, Facebook; get the latest alerts.
Features
• Report A Problem – Use this feature to report non-emergency crime or issues while on transit.
• Crime Maps - Transit Police update the crime maps section weekly.
• Alerts - Stay up-to-date on what you need to know. Find out about public safety concerns, missing persons or major service disruptions in real time.
• Latest News – Read the latest Transit Police news. This includes direct links to Facebook, Twitter and Youtube channels.
• Most Wanted – Find out who is most wanted with this direct link to Crime Stoppers.
• TransLink NextBus and Trip Planner - Find out when your next bus will arrive or plan your trip.
*Non-emergency reporting only. For emergencies, please call 911.
This application is powered by, and was developed in collaboration with http://gomobilepd.com.
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Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
- Brand new look.
- OnDuty is now called SeeSay.
- Brand new look.
- OnDuty is now called SeeSay.
Version update Metro Vancouver Transit Police was updated to version 2.0
Version update Metro Vancouver Transit Police was updated to version 1.3
What are users saying about Metro Vancouver Transit Police
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The app ran my phone wildly hot with 100% CPU. During this time there were multiple notifications from downed service. Please make sure you don't hit the CPU as much as you currently do. I have to uninstall for now until fixed.
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Had an incident on a train coming to work and I was able to get transit police on scene within 5 min through text. Very impressed.
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The app only shows a brief notification, but never provides the full details about the alert. When trying to open the details, the white screen appears...
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The app ran my phone wildly hot with 100% CPU. During this time there were multiple notifications from downed service. Please make sure you don't hit the CPU as much as you currently do. I have to uninstall for now until fixed.
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What happened to the transit alerts? I hadn't gotten a notification in awhile so i checked and the page is completely blank
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Had an incident on a train coming to work and I was able to get transit police on scene within 5 min through text. Very impressed.
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Just finished downloading the app, and as soon as I clicked on one of the icons, the app crashed. Reloaded and it still crashed. Such a fail.
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It tells me whats going on
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I really like this app. I got it on my nephews phones so they know what they can use when they go to school and home.
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Just an over-glorified link to text Transit Police on your phone, which is not free. People don't want to toss money out to make wanna-be police officers feel important while ignoring your text or not solving the problem. Until you can use the app to make reports in lieu of texting, not worth your time.
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Great app
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Seems to be OK a bit slow and lacks major information
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Great app, connects to Translink and many other relevant and useful link. A must app to have ♡it !
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Seems to be OK a bit slow and lacks major information
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When you click on "Report a Problem", it just takes you to your regular messaging application to compose a message, with the correct number filled in. Better functionality can be achieved using an existing Android widget called "Direct Message" that's in the phone already. Just create a"Translink Police" contact with the mobile number 877777. Then go to Apps, switch to Widgets, and find the "Direct Message" widget and long-tap it to install somewhere in your desktop. Choose the contact for that widget when prompted (search for "Translink Police"). DONE! You now the same thing as the "Report a Problem" button, except that it's right on the home screen and launches messaging directly with one click, rather than detouring through a third party application. Alerts and news? That's what RSS readers are for: publish a feed and let people subscribe. The map feature isn't very useful; there is no explanation for what the items on the map mean (e.g. "Quality of Life" entries), or how to interpret and use the information.
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Great to be connected!
by K####:
I get alerts in notification but when I click on alerts icon for details it never shows up ..keeps on loading forever