A key reflection from ITS World Congress 2025: building around industry-standard data specifications makes life easier for public agencies and opens the door to creative, multi-partner solutions.
Explore how the Mobility Data Specification (MDS) is evolving to help cities collect and act on crash and incident data —advancing safety alongside shared mobility management.
Learn how cities are working to digitize the right-of-way to meet critical goals around safety, sustainability, equity, and accessibility.
Discover the role of the Open Mobility Foundation (OMF) and MDS in advancing urban air mobility. Learn how cities are planning for a new era of transportation.
Learn how Curb IQ uses custom queries in the Curb Data Specification to better understand curb data in places like Dublin, Ireland, Arlington County VA & more.
An interview with Passport CEO Khristian Gutierrez
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MDS 2.0 is now official! This update meets new use cases around taxis, ridehail services, and robotaxis.
A coalition of four shared micromobility companies — Bird, Lime, Spin, and Superpedestrian — released 10 best practices for regulating shared micromobility in North America. Among them, the use of MDS was emphasized. Learn more about the best practices and how open source data standards support the future of micromobility
MDS 2.0 is now official! This update brings new levels of flexibility and innovation to the world of shared mobility.