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Google Transit provides specifications and guidelines, like GTFS, for developers to build transit applications.
Developers can access resources for working with both static and real-time transit data feeds, including overviews, validation tools, and examples.
Google offers comprehensive documentation, including references, data modeling guides, and glossaries, to support developers using GTFS.
The GTFS ecosystem encompasses static and real-time data, facilitating the creation of innovative transit apps with features like trip planning and real-time updates.
Google Transit specifications and guidelines help developers build innovative transit
apps. The following sections provide links to information on how to work with static and
realtime transit feeds.
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