General Transit Feed Specification
GTFS is a community-driven open standard for rider-facing transit information.
Présentation
GTFS.org is the central documentation platform for the General Transit Feed Specification. This site and its contents are maintained by MobilityData.
In 2010, the GTFS format name was changed to the General Transit Feed Specification to accurately represent its use in many different applications outside of Google products. Real-time information capabilities were added to the specification with the creation of GTFS Realtime in 2011, and in 2019, the non-profit MobilityData was established to further maintain GTFS with the help of the community.
To propose edits to the content of this website, contact MobilityData at [email protected] or visit the GTFS.org GitHub Repository to submit your edits as pull requests.
Except as otherwise noted, the content of this site is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
We do accept glossary changes for key terms that are commonly used across GTFS.org, like trip or station. If you want to suggest a translation for a key term that should be applied across the entire site, you can create an issue on the GTFS.org GitHub Repository.
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