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GTFS-ride

2018-03-08T04:59:15Z

Hooversy: fixed my grammar error

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[[Category:Stubs]]
</includeonly><noinclude>GTFS-ride is a feed specification that allows public transportation agencies to describe and assess service consumption. GTFS-ride has arisen as a necessary complement to GTFS, which describe the kinds of service provided by a transit agency. The Oregon Department of Transportation is supporting the development of GTFS-ride to describe occupancy, boarding, and alighting per stop. This will create a standards-compliant data stream for analyzing transit usage.

Applications for GTFS-ride are undergoing development. Uses for GTFS-ride formatted data include assessing transit-corridor person delay, a metric which can be used to prioritize investments in Bus Rapid Transit projects.

More on GTFS-ride can be found at [http://www.gtfs-ride.org www.gtfs-ride.org]

=== How do I get started? ===
# Review the standard at [http://spec.gtfs-ride.org spec.gtfs-ride.org].
# Take a look at GTFS-ride [https://github.com/ODOT-PTS/GTFS-ride/tree/master/spec/en/examples examples].
# Create your own feed based on existing GTFS feed and ridership data.
# Use the [http://validation.gtfs-ride.org GTFS-ride feed validator] to test your feed.
# Publish your validated GTFS-ride feed.

=== Connecting GTFS to GTFS-ride ===
[[File:Ride GTFS relationship.png|640x640px|Relationship between GTFS files and newly created GTFS-ride files.|thumb|none]]

=== Current GTFS-ride Resources ===
[[File:Spr803 elements.jpg|none|thumb|640x640px|Results of ODOT SPR 803 to develop initial elements of an open ridership data standard]]

GTFS-ride

2018-03-08T04:58:14Z

Hooversy: modified introduction language and added image of gtfs-ride support elements

<includeonly>
[[Category:Stubs]]
</includeonly><noinclude>GTFS-ride is a feed specification that allows public transportation agencies to describe and assess service consumption. GTFS-ride has arisen as a necessary complement to GTFS, which describe the kinds of service provided by a transit agency. The Oregon Department of Transportation is supporting the development of GTFS-ride to describe occupancy, boarding, and alighting per stop. This will create a standards-compliant data stream for analyzing transit usage.

Applications for GTFS-ride are undergoing development. Uses for GTFS-ride formatted data includes assessing transit-corridor person delay, a metric which can be used to prioritize investments in Bus Rapid Transit projects.

More on GTFS-ride can be found at [http://www.gtfs-ride.org www.gtfs-ride.org]

=== How do I get started? ===
# Review the standard at [http://spec.gtfs-ride.org spec.gtfs-ride.org].
# Take a look at GTFS-ride [https://github.com/ODOT-PTS/GTFS-ride/tree/master/spec/en/examples examples].
# Create your own feed based on existing GTFS feed and ridership data.
# Use the [http://validation.gtfs-ride.org GTFS-ride feed validator] to test your feed.
# Publish your validated GTFS-ride feed.

=== Connecting GTFS to GTFS-ride ===
[[File:Ride GTFS relationship.png|640x640px|Relationship between GTFS files and newly created GTFS-ride files.|thumb|none]]

=== Current GTFS-ride Resources ===
[[File:Spr803 elements.jpg|none|thumb|640x640px|Results of ODOT SPR 803 to develop initial elements of an open ridership data standard]]

File:Spr803 elements.jpg

2018-03-08T04:55:53Z

Hooversy:

Results of ODOT SPR 803 to develop initial elements of an open ridership data standard.

GTFS-ride

2018-02-22T20:55:04Z

Hooversy: changed image to thumbnail

<includeonly>
[[Category:Stubs]]
</includeonly><noinclude>GTFS-ride is a feed specification that allows public transportation agencies to describe and assess service consumption. GTFS-ride has arisen as a necessary complement to GTFS and GTFS-RT, which describe the kinds of service provided by a transit agency. The Oregon Department of Transportation is funding GTFS-ride specifications to describe occupancy, boarding, and alighting per stop. This will create a standards-compliant data stream for analyzing transit usage. This data is also a prerequisite for assessing transit-corridor person delay, a metric which can be used to prioritize investments in Bus Rapid Transit projects.

More on GTFS-ride can be found at [http://www.gtfs-ride.org www.gtfs-ride.org]

=== How do I get started? ===
# Review the standard at [http://spec.gtfs-ride.org spec.gtfs-ride.org].
# Take a look at GTFS-ride [https://github.com/ODOT-PTS/GTFS-ride/tree/master/spec/en/examples examples].
# Create your own feed based on existing GTFS feed and ridership data.
# Use the [http://validation.gtfs-ride.org GTFS-ride feed validator] to test your feed.
# Publish your validated GTFS-ride feed.

=== Connecting GTFS to GTFS-ride ===
[[File:Ride GTFS relationship.png|left|640x640px|Relationship between GTFS files and newly created GTFS-ride files.|thumb]]

GTFS-ride

2018-02-22T20:53:57Z

Hooversy: fixed image scaling

<includeonly>
[[Category:Stubs]]
</includeonly><noinclude>GTFS-ride is a feed specification that allows public transportation agencies to describe and assess service consumption. GTFS-ride has arisen as a necessary complement to GTFS and GTFS-RT, which describe the kinds of service provided by a transit agency. The Oregon Department of Transportation is funding GTFS-ride specifications to describe occupancy, boarding, and alighting per stop. This will create a standards-compliant data stream for analyzing transit usage. This data is also a prerequisite for assessing transit-corridor person delay, a metric which can be used to prioritize investments in Bus Rapid Transit projects.

More on GTFS-ride can be found at [http://www.gtfs-ride.org www.gtfs-ride.org]

=== How do I get started? ===
# Review the standard at [http://spec.gtfs-ride.org spec.gtfs-ride.org].
# Take a look at GTFS-ride [https://github.com/ODOT-PTS/GTFS-ride/tree/master/spec/en/examples examples].
# Create your own feed based on existing GTFS feed and ridership data.
# Use the [http://validation.gtfs-ride.org GTFS-ride feed validator] to test your feed.
# Publish your validated GTFS-ride feed.

=== Connecting GTFS to GTFS-ride ===
[[File:Ride GTFS relationship.png|left|frame|591x591px|Relationship between GTFS files and newly created GTFS-ride files.]]

GTFS-ride

2018-02-22T20:53:17Z

Hooversy: added diagram showing connection to GTFS

<includeonly>
[[Category:Stubs]]
</includeonly><noinclude>GTFS-ride is a feed specification that allows public transportation agencies to describe and assess service consumption. GTFS-ride has arisen as a necessary complement to GTFS and GTFS-RT, which describe the kinds of service provided by a transit agency. The Oregon Department of Transportation is funding GTFS-ride specifications to describe occupancy, boarding, and alighting per stop. This will create a standards-compliant data stream for analyzing transit usage. This data is also a prerequisite for assessing transit-corridor person delay, a metric which can be used to prioritize investments in Bus Rapid Transit projects.

More on GTFS-ride can be found at [http://www.gtfs-ride.org www.gtfs-ride.org]

=== How do I get started? ===
# Review the standard at [http://spec.gtfs-ride.org spec.gtfs-ride.org].
# Take a look at GTFS-ride [https://github.com/ODOT-PTS/GTFS-ride/tree/master/spec/en/examples examples].
# Create your own feed based on existing GTFS feed and ridership data.
# Use the [http://validation.gtfs-ride.org GTFS-ride feed validator] to test your feed.
# Publish your validated GTFS-ride feed.

=== Connecting GTFS to GTFS-ride ===
[[File:Ride GTFS relationship.png|left|frame|531x531px|Relationship between GTFS files and newly created GTFS-ride files.]]

File:Ride GTFS relationship.png

2018-02-22T20:50:46Z

Hooversy:

The relationship between GTFS files and newly created GTFS-ride files.

GTFS-ride

2018-02-16T20:46:29Z

Hooversy: Removed element from stub table

<includeonly>
[[Category:Stubs]]
</includeonly><noinclude>GTFS-ride is a feed specification that allows public transportation agencies to describe and assess service consumption. GTFS-ride has arisen as a necessary complement to GTFS and GTFS-RT, which describe the kinds of service provided by a transit agency. The Oregon Department of Transportation is funding GTFS-ride specifications to describe occupancy, boarding, and alighting per stop. This will create a standards-compliant data stream for analyzing transit usage. This data is also a prerequisite for assessing transit-corridor person delay, a metric which can be used to prioritize investments in Bus Rapid Transit projects.

More on GTFS-ride can be found at [http://www.gtfs-ride.org www.gtfs-ride.org]

=== How do I get started? ===
# Review the standard at [http://spec.gtfs-ride.org spec.gtfs-ride.org].
# Take a look at GTFS-ride [https://github.com/ODOT-PTS/GTFS-ride/tree/master/spec/en/examples examples].
# Create your own feed based on existing GTFS feed and ridership data.
# Use the [http://validation.gtfs-ride.org GTFS-ride feed validator] to test your feed.
# Publish your validated GTFS-ride feed.

GTFS-ride

2018-02-16T20:44:47Z

Hooversy: Added numbered list of initial engagement steps.

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[[Category:Stubs]]
</includeonly><noinclude>GTFS-ride is a feed specification that allows public transportation agencies to describe and assess service consumption. GTFS-ride has arisen as a necessary complement to GTFS and GTFS-RT, which describe the kinds of service provided by a transit agency. The Oregon Department of Transportation is funding GTFS-ride specifications to describe occupancy, boarding, and alighting per stop. This will create a standards-compliant data stream for analyzing transit usage. This data is also a prerequisite for assessing transit-corridor person delay, a metric which can be used to prioritize investments in Bus Rapid Transit projects.

More on GTFS-ride can be found at [http://www.gtfs-ride.org www.gtfs-ride.org]

=== How do I get started? ===
# Review the standard at [http://spec.gtfs-ride.org spec.gtfs-ride.org].
# Take a look at GTFS-ride [https://github.com/ODOT-PTS/GTFS-ride/tree/master/spec/en/examples examples].
# Create your own feed based on existing GTFS feed and ridership data.
# Use the [http://validation.gtfs-ride.org GTFS-ride feed validator] to test your feed.
# Publish your validated GTFS-ride feed.

GTFS-ride

2018-02-16T20:36:42Z

Hooversy: Updated URL for more information