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Welcome to Community Transit's Open Data Portal (the "Service", "Site" or “Data”). If you continue to use the Service or access any materials on the Site, you agree to these Terms of Use, as they may be updated
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This Service contains downloadable data produced by Community Transit. This Service may also contain Data from entities other than Community Transit. Maintenance of external data is the responsibility of
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The General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) is the industry standard data format for transit schedule data. Community Transit provides schedule data in this format for all Community Transit bus service, as well as Sound Transit routes operated by Community Transit.
If you are using Community Transit’s GTFS data, please be sure to keep your data up to date. Community Transit typically has four service changes throughout the year: two larger service changes in the spring and fall, and two minor service changes in the summer and winter.
Official documentation for the GTFS Specification may be found here.
To supplement the official GTFS specification, we provide additional documentation specific to Community Transit’s GTFS data here..
GTFS-RT is the industry standard data format for providing arrival prediction data, live vehicle locations, and service alerts. An extension of GTFS, GTFS-RT must be used in conjunction with an agency’s GTFS data.
Community Transit publishes three GTFS-RT feeds:
Official documentation for the GTFS-RT Specification may be found here.
GTFS-Flex is an extension of the GTFS standard. It helps include more types of transit services that aren't part of the original GTFS.
With GTFS-Flex, transit agencies can now include info about:
Adding this flexible service data means that trip-planning apps can show regular and flexible transit options. People can more easily plan trips that use different types of transportation.
So, while GTFS is all about fixed-route transit, GTFS-Flex broadens the scope to include flexible, on-demand, and non-fixed-route services, making trip planning more versatile.
Official documentation for the GTFS-Flex Specification may be found here.
Community Transit has changed how we collect our spatial information. As a result, we have stopped publishing our GIS data. If you're searching for specific data, you might find it in our GTFS data, available to download using the URLs provided on this page.
To convert GTFS data into GIS format, try the following links:
We encourage users of these data resources to stay connected and follow the Community Transit Developers Google Group where we will post updates about available data and answer any questions or respond to issues you might have regarding our data. Or you can send a message to the Open Data team and they’ll respond to your message promptly, usually by the next business day.
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