on January 1, 2023
How to extract a small area from a big GTFS feed?
Geographic Information SystemsHow do I use GTFS data?
Getting Started
- Create all the required files described in the GTFS Schedule reference. Create the optional files if their functionality is desired.
- Save all files in the . txt format.
- Zip all the text files together. The zipped file comprises a version of the feed.
- Publish the feed by using one of the options below.
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