Following yesterday's Apple Pay launch in Belgium, Apple today updated its Maps app to include transit information across the country.
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Apple has yet to update its official list of locations for which Maps offers Transit data, but several tipsters contacted MacRumors to confirm the information is already live.
The coverage includes train, tram, and bus routes in the main cities as well as other funicular connections around the country. Belgian connections to nearby connections abroad also feature in Apple's coverage.
Google Maps has supported transit directions for several years now, but Apple Maps has been adding transit data since 2015 and is steadily catching up with detailed routing information.
(Thanks Bernd and Noah!)
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It seems like Apple is not just redoing maps in the U.S. (this lists where their maps vehicles have been will be over the last weeks / next weeks and a chunk of them are not in the U.S.):
https://maps.apple.com/vehicles/
Atlanta, Melbourne, and Brisbane Airports all now have indoor maps as well.
It also appears that Apple's new maps have gone online in Hawaii.