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Transport Operator Mobility-as-a-service Provider (TOMP) API development Github
The main features of tomp-wg/tomp-api are: Transit Data Standards.
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This is an open data specification for describing the right-of-way (ROW) for street centerline networks. It is intended to establish a common set of attributes (schema) to describe how space is allocated along a streets right of way from sidewalk edge to sidewalk edge. Its goal is to enable a…
This is the WhimApp TSP (Transport service provider) API repository, containing OpenAPI specification, JSON schema for data model and examples.
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CurbLR is a data standard for describing curb regulations. It exists to help government effectively manage and regulate the curb and to support public and private users of city streets.