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GTFS is an acronym for the General Transit Feed Specification. The GTFS transit feed specification defines a common format for public transportation schedules and associated geographic, fare, and service calendar information. Learn more by reading the documentation for the General Transit Feed Specification.
GTFS data is used in many trip planning applications including Google Maps, Bing Maps, Roadify, Transit App, and more.
More information:
- The gtfs.org best practices page provides recommended practices for describing public transportation services in the General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS).
- The gtfs-changes email list is a discussion forum regarding the GTFS and proposed modifications.
- The transit developers email list is a discussion forum for software development in the public transportation space.
- Transitfeeds and Transitland provide download links for GTFS data for public transportation agencies worldwide.
GTFS static feeds
GTFS flex feeds
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Depending on the agency, the data linked on this website may be available through a license agreement or without a license agreement. Check individual agency websites or the feed download site for further information. Neither the Colorado Department of Transportation, nor its contractor (Trillium Solutions, Inc.), nor any transit agencies listed here guarantee the accuracy of any data linked from this website. Any and all data is provided as-is.
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If you have difficulty accessing GTFS data, have a question, or notice an error in a GTFS dataset, submit a support request (please note the location of the feed that your request concerns).