The OMF’s Privacy, Security, and Transparency Committee has engaged with legal counsel to create detailed guidance on using MDS in the context of GDPR in the European Union.
The 1.2.0 release adds new features that support privacy and digital policy, and improve data quality.
GBFS is governed by MobilityData, and MDS is managed by the Open Mobility Foundation. While the specifications serve different purposes, they – like our organizations – work closely together.
As an open-source organization, the Open Mobility Foundation welcomes various types of participation and contribution. Not sure where to start? This is your guide to getting involved.
Learn more about what the OMF, our members, and community of contributors has been up to lately.
A quick guide for cities and companies on when and why to upgrade to new versions of the Mobility Data Specification (MDS).
Join us for a trip down memory lane as we celebrate the contributions, collaboration, and collective great work happening across the OMF community.
In addition to insights about the use of different versions, APIs, and beta features, we also learned more about the cities and companies using MDS, some of which might be a surprise.
OMF’s Curb Management Working Group has completed an initial scope of work for the new Curb Data Specification (or CDS for short), and will move forward with starting development and implementation work next month. Learn more about what’s next.
Learn more about how OMF’s unique open source model works to the benefit of both cities and private companies in the transportation sector.