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Specification

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As described in the GBFS governance, when changes are made to the specification, the changes are placed into Release Candidate (RC) status. The changes remain in RC status pending implementation.

  • Implementation requirements are that at least 1 producer and 1 consumer implement the changes.
  • The implementors MUST be stakeholders other than The Advocate (who opened the PR).
  • Once implemented successfully, the change is merged into an official current release.

Change Proposals

GBFS is an open source project developed under a consensus-based governance model. Contributors come from across the shared mobility industry, public sector, civic technology and elsewhere. An overview of current work can be found on the Project Roadmap. Comments or questions can be addressed to the community by opening an issue on the GBFS GitHub repo. Proposals for changes or additions to the specification can be made through pull requests.

See Change Proposals

Governance Process

GBFS is an open source project developed under a consensus-based governance model. Contributors come from across the shared mobility industry, public sector, civic technology and elsewhere. Anyone can propose a change to the specification by opening a pull request on the GBFS GitHub repository.

See the Governance Process

Data Quality

Data quality refers to the accuracy, reliability, and consistency of data. In the context of the General Bikeshare Feed Specification (GBFS), ensuring high data quality is essential for providing users with accurate and dependable information about shared mobility systems.

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Data Policy

Securing access to mobility data is an important part of a shared mobility program. Public access to mobility data builds trust in mobility programs and increases shared mobility adoption. Writing effective policy can ensure that mobility data is both accurate and accessible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions about GBFS, it's development and use.

See the FAQ