The General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) is an open format that Google created to allow transit agencies to easily provide schedule data to Google Transit. However, Google encourages its use for other applications, and it’s available under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike (free) license. Miami-Dade County released a feed, but City of Miami doesn't have it's own feed. This is a project explore publishing a City of Miami local feed and building service-based application for residents.
- Requirements
- GTFS Best Practices
- Transit Feeds - Open Transit
- Miami-Dade County - Open Data Feed
- Miami-Dade Open - Data Portal
Documentation is contained in Markdown files within the repository
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
| README.md | This root document |
| LICENSE.md | Our software license |
| Wikipedia | See documentation on Miami Transit |
Miami GTFS lets developers create a tool that creates a map that can be used to allow residents to see transit information related to routes for trolleys, metrorails and the people mover.
- Node 7.7+
- Docker and Docker Compose
