The Mobility Data Specification give cities and mobility companies a key new tool to respond to emergencies. Learn about the real-time, instantaneous emergency response features of MDS 2.1
Learn about new features for the upcoming MDS 2.1 release, including new incidents and crash data, delivery, transit connections, and more.
Learn about key details from the Smart Curb Collaborative’s visit to Montréal — especially their mobility hub program.
Learn about new features for the upcoming MDS 2.1 release, including new incidents and crash data, delivery, transit connections, and more.
The Open Mobility Foundation has a special focus on Europe this spring, where we’re listening to member needs and ways to improve MDS and CDS adoption.
The OMF Summit Track at CoMotion LA featured engaging conversations about the future of digital infrastructure. Read our takeaways from the event.
The OMF is accepting interest for the second cohort of our Curb Collaborative, a shared learning cohort for curb management innovation.
A key reflection from ITS World Congress 2025: building around industry-standard data specifications makes life easier for public agencies and opens the door to creative, multi-partner solutions.
Explore how the Mobility Data Specification (MDS) is evolving to help cities collect and act on crash and incident data —advancing safety alongside shared mobility management.
Learn how cities are working to digitize the right-of-way to meet critical goals around safety, sustainability, equity, and accessibility.