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CoMotion LA 2025: What Comes Next for Digital Infrastructure
The OMF Summit Track at CoMotion LA featured engaging conversations about the future of digital infrastructure. Read our takeaways from the event.
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Announcing CDS 1.1: A Smarter, More Connected Future for the Curb
The OMF just released our latest version of the Curb Data Specification. Learn more about what’s in the release and how you can use it.
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What’s New in CDS 1.1: Real-World Lessons from the SMART Curb Collaborative
The upcoming release of CDS 1.1 has been shaped by the real-world lessons from the SMART Curb Collaborative. Learn more about each key feature.
Over the past year, stakeholders from across the transportation ecosystem Read more
Now an official release, CDS 1.0 is a new digital Read more
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Highlights from the OMF Summit Track at CoMotion LA
The OMF is accepting interest for the second cohort of our Curb Collaborative, a shared learning cohort for curb management innovation.
Over the past year, stakeholders from across the transportation ecosystem Read more
Now an official release, CDS 1.0 is a new digital Read more
This comprehensive guide outlines how the OMF and APDS work Read more
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.
Guidance for Using MDS Under GDPR Released by OMF’s Privacy Committee
The OMF’s Privacy, Security, and Transparency Committee has engaged with legal counsel to create detailed guidance on using MDS in the context of GDPR in the European Union.
Announcing MDS 1.2.0
The 1.2.0 release adds new features that support privacy and digital policy, and improve data quality.
Endorsing the Privacy Principles for Mobility Data
The OMF proudly endorses the Privacy Principles for Mobility Data, designed to guide the mobility ecosystem in the responsible use of data and the protection of individual privacy
MobilityData Joins the Open Mobility Foundation as an Advisor
GBFS is governed by MobilityData, and MDS is managed by the Open Mobility Foundation. While the specifications serve different purposes, they – like our organizations – work closely together.
What’s Next for MDS? Previewing Upcoming Versions
Learn more about what the OMF, our members, and community of contributors has been up to lately.
Why Upgrade to the Newest Versions of MDS? A Guide for Cities & Companies
A quick guide for cities and companies on when and why to upgrade to new versions of the Mobility Data Specification (MDS).
9 Numbers to Celebrate OMF’s Second Birthday
Join us for a trip down memory lane as we celebrate the contributions, collaboration, and collective great work happening across the OMF community.
Building Open Source Standards: How to Make a Strong New Feature Proposal
If you’re thinking about making a contribution to one of the OMF’s open source projects, here are some things to consider about how your proposed feature gets evaluated during the release.
What it Means to Co-Create: How MDS is Developed as an Open Standard
How the Mobility Data Specification evolves to incorporate the best ideas from all parts of the Open Mobility Foundation’s community.
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