Glad I helped you with something

You can edit the post and title as you see fit, it's not like other platforms.

It would be a lot more readable if each link would be just one bullet point that starts with the title and then the link, on the same line.

What country are you in? In my experience transit apps are somewhat localized.

Magic Earth, Here WeGo, Nunav

For android: Vela Maps, basically newpipe but for google maps. It anonymises your requests to google maps and functions essentially the same way. It also works offline assuming you downloaded the maps you need (including search results).

I use Transit app for public transport

Comaps is enough for me when I only need the routes itenary and don't care for the time tables. Comaps is, according to many people, the best open-source (and not company-owned) map at the moment

Osmand.

Not Foss but magic earth is pretty nice

It seems Murena Maps is coming along nicely in that respect! It has buses and trains, shows live traffic info, is open source, and seems to be working alright.

It's still under development, so it's not perfect, but for public transportation it seems to be pretty great. You need to install Obtanium to try it. The repo is here.

Not foss but busnavi is quite privacy respecting. But you haven't stated what country you live in.

I need the traffic warnings, if I had that and the speed limits I could jump ship

In some places, local transit companies have their own route planning apps that are very good.

Have you tried mapy.com?

Maybe this? https://f-droid.org/packages/net.youapps.transport/ If not, check if sustysubs.net has a transport app available. From what I remember, it didn't include this category, tho

It's outdated

https://opengrind.org/ - grindr front end that strips out subscriptions. You cant create an account through the app yet tho.