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MDS 2.0: A Game-Changer for Shared Mobility

MDS 2.0 is now official! This update brings new levels of flexibility and innovation to the world of shared mobility.

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What’s Possible with MDS?

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MDS & Data Privacy at the OMF

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Announcing: Mobility Data Specification Version 2.0 Release Candidate

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2023 Conference & Event Calendar: Connect with the OMF Community

This guide includes all the upcoming opportunities to connect with the OMF community at conferences and events in 2023. We hope to see you soon!

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6 Principles that Guide the Open Mobility Foundation

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What’s Possible with MDS?

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Case Study: How Chicago Used MDS for Special Events

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Congratulating the FY22 SMART Grant Recipients

Thanks to this grant, cities across the United States will have the funding needed to build data and technology capacity – a critical part of creating safer, more equitable, and environmentally sustainable transportation systems.

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How to Get Involved in the Open Mobility Foundation

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Digital Infrastructure & USDOT SMART Grants

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CDS Users: Companies and Cities Using the Curb Data Specification

Already more than two dozen cities and companies are adopting Read more

Announcing: Mobility Data Specification Version 2.0 Release Candidate

Slated for official release in May 2023, MDS 2.0 represents a significant advancement in OMF’s mission to transform mobility in the digital age. As the release candidate makes its way through OMF’s governance process, learn more about what to expect from this new version.

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What it Means to Co-Create: How MDS is Developed as an Open Standard

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September is Modes Month

September is Modes Month

September is all about adding new modes to MDS. Now in development, MDS 2.0 will accommodate use cases around personal delivery devices (delivery robots), free-floating car share, taxis, and more.

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MDS & Shared Mobility Research

MDS & Shared Mobility Research

MDS is a powerful tool for cities to manage the public right of way, but can researchers use MDS data to study mobility issues? Explore the ins and outs of using MDS for research.

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Announcing Curb Data Specification Version 1.0

Announcing Curb Data Specification Version 1.0

Over the past year, stakeholders from across the transportation ecosystem participated in the development of CDS — a new digital tool that helps cities and companies pilot and scale dynamic curb zones. Today, the Open Mobility Foundation is proud to share the CDS 1.0 release candidate.

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Use Cases: How & Why Cities Use MDS

Use Cases: How & Why Cities Use MDS

Cities use MDS to manage mobility programs because it provides data that is comprehensive, precise, and up-to-date. Learn more about how MDS is used to support equity, sustainability, and other key use cases.

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A Change at the OMF

A Change at the OMF

A note from the OMF’s Executive Director on his new role as the City of Boston’s Chief of Streets under Mayor Michelle Wu.

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Digital Infrastructure & USDOT SMART Grants

If your agency is considering SMART grant projects around mobility or curb management, check out these resources related to MDS, CDS, and learn more about working with the Open Mobility Foundation.

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