License:	Apache License 2.0
Labels:	Java, Python, transit, TransXChange

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TransXChange2GoogleTransit_1.6.2.tar TransXChange2GoogleTransit_1.6.2.zip transitfeed-1.1.3.tar.gz transitfeed-windows-binary-1.1.3.zip

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FareExamples FeedSpecHistory FeedValidator PublicFeeds ScheduleViewer

Links:	GoogleTransitDataFeed.org Wiki
Groups:	GoogleTransitDataFeed -- Discussions about the open source code and tools GoogleTransit -- General discussion about the Google Transit site

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Project owners:
	Joachim.Pfeiffer, joe.hughes.code, tom.brown.code
Project members:
	araschepkin, dan.born.code, Edward.D.Jackson, rheitzman, thomas.j.sly, fabien.viger.code, clancy.childs, hennig...@co.brown.wi.us, timothy.stranex, chris.harrelson.code, kevin.stolt.code, michael.panebrattsev.code, naomi.bilodeau, sccheng

The GoogleTransitDataFeed Open Source Software project is an effort to offer tools for reading, writing, and converting to and from the Google Transit Feed Specification format, to help make public transit information projects more successful for agencies and other interested parties.

The project currently offers code for working with transit data in the Java and Python languages.

For information on the project in general, please visit the wiki pages and the project main web site http://www.googletransitdatafeed.org

Note to developers: Source code management on this site is handled by Subversion. Literature tip: I recommend the Red Bean book by Ben Collins-Sussman, Brian W. Fitzpatrick & C. Michael Pilato.

Latest News

5-Oct-2007: DART in Dallas TX has given permission for the general public to use their GTFS feed! DART's feed is listed with other public feeds on the PublicFeeds page.

21-Aug-2007: Release of version 1.6 of Transxchange2GoogleTransit. The release notes are posted on the DeveloperDocumentation page. A set of input files in the form of a zip archive are now accepted.