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Review copy of Miami GTFS - Static Data #34

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HiGregory opened this issue Feb 12, 2020 · 1 comment
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Review copy of Miami GTFS - Static Data #34

HiGregory opened this issue Feb 12, 2020 · 1 comment
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HiGregory commented Feb 12, 2020 •
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As a developer or analyst, I want to ensure the data being utilized matches the data standard set by GTFS. Review the data and attached files. Turn it into a concise document that can be published on behalf of the City of Miami for Static Files.

Note: This current copy is missing Liberty City 62nd and 67th street.

CityofMiamiGTFS.zip
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@HiGregory HiGregory changed the title City of Miami - GTFS Data Review copy of Miami GTFS Data Feb 12, 2020
@HiGregory HiGregory changed the title Review copy of Miami GTFS Data Review copy of Miami GTFS - Static Data Feb 12, 2020
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ryanvgates commented Feb 18, 2020 •
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I'd be very interested of how the validation and building of this GTFS data goes. Broward County Transit does have a GTFS feed(though not realtime). I haven't found a city in Broward County that has it for their transit.

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