by OMF Staff | May 5, 2021 | Future of Mobility
MDS Architectural Landscape Series STRIKING A BALANCE While MDS and the open specification model offer many benefits to cities, mobility operators, and software companies, each part of the MDS ecosystem has its own needs and priorities, which sometimes come into...
by OMF Staff | May 5, 2021 | Case studies
In the years since private micromobility companies launched, cities have found ways to work with operators to meet shared goals like improved safety for riders, congestion relief, and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. One way they’re doing this: leveraging...
by OMF Staff | May 5, 2021 | Updates
Last month, the Open Mobility Foundation launched a survey for MDS users as part of an ongoing effort to learn more about the use of the Mobility Data Specification (MDS) across the world. The goal of this survey was to help prioritize the development of features,...
by OMF Staff | May 3, 2021 | Updates
Urban curb is a valuable, limited, and often under-managed part of the public right of way. Curb demand is growing, including from commercial activity like passenger pickup/drop off, on-demand delivery services, and traditional goods and freight delivery. While cities...
by OMF Staff | Mar 23, 2021 | Future of Mobility, Updates
MDS Architectural Landscape Series Some people are surprised to hear that the Mobility Data Specification isn’t developed by the Open Mobility Foundation’s staff. That’s because it’s an open source tool. Rather than being developed by a single, central organization,...
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