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Cross-Atlantic Connections: The Shared Challenges of European and American Cities

European and American cities alike are calling for more formal partnerships and support between national governments and cities. Read more of our reflections from the POLIS Leadership Summit in Rome.

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Announcing the Open Mobility Foundation’s Curb Management Working Group

Technology and data offer new tools to proactively manage curbs Read more

Announcing the MDS 1.1.0 Release Candidate

The 1.1.0 release adds new top level APIs, privacy options, Read more

Why Open? Behind OMF’s Unique Open-Source Model

Learn more about how OMF's unique open source model works Read more

Digital Infrastructure is Center Stage: Reflections from the International Parking & Mobility Conference

The OMF team attended IPMI in Louisville and took away key lessons on curb management, the future of digital mobility, and the importance of digital infrastructure.

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6 Principles that Guide the Open Mobility Foundation

While the work that we do is often technical, it’s Read more

What’s Possible with MDS?

We’ve put together a dynamic database of MDS use cases Read more

Introducing the MDS Privacy Guide for Cities

Building on the best practices and policies of cities using Read more

Welcoming OMF’s 2025 Technology Council Members

As the principal technical review body of OMF, the Technology Council plays a vital role in shaping the technical work of the organization through their expertise and guidance.

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

How the Mobility Data Specification evolves to incorporate the best Read more

Why Open? Behind OMF’s Unique Open-Source Model

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The Vision for the Mobility Data Specification

This is the first in a three-part series about the Read more

INRIX Road Rules: Expanding Curb Management with CDS and MDS

Cities like San Francisco and Philadelphia are exploring new ways to manage assets and rules across curbs, sidewalks, and travel lanes while communicating them via APIs in data standards like the Curb Data Specification (CDS) and Mobility Data Specification (MDS).

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Case Study: How Chicago Used MDS for Special Events

Whether they’re handling an emergency or just a planned road Read more

Use Cases: How & Why Cities Use MDS

Cities use MDS to manage mobility programs because it provides Read more

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