Update:
- April 16, 2024. GTFS-Flex has been merged to GTFS. This repo is no longer up-to-date and will deprecated. Consult the google/transit repo for the up-to-date information
- February 14, 2024. The most recent GTFS-Flex proposal can be found on google/transit. If the proposal passes, this repo will be out-of-date and removed. Please consult this proposal for more details.
- November 25, 2020. The spec in this repository is now the most up-to-date version of GTFS-Flex. The code in this repo contains the official proposal for GTFS-Flex v2, a GTFS extension that covers all demand-responsive services for the purposes of discovery in trip planning. All features of this specification proposal are currently produced by Trillium and consumed by OpenTripPlanner version 2. DemandTrans and IBI group expect to produce data in this spec by early 2021.
"Version 1" of the GTFS-Flex specification is utilized by OTP 1.4. You can review the Version 1 specification by reviewing versions of this repository from before October 2020.
GTFS-Flex is a proposed extension to the General Transit Feed Specification. GTFS-Flex adds the capability to model various demand-responsive transportation (DRT) services to GTFS, which currently only models fixed-route public transportation. GTFS-flex is now produced for over 100 transit services, and provides flexible transit trip plans through OpenTripPlanner.
See the GTFS-Flex proposal here.
The below shows updated and added files in GTFS-Flex.
