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Updates website text to clarify historical data
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qcdyx authored Feb 26, 2024
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longer term solutions for the architecture that require more
community investment.
</Typography>
<Typography className='question'>
What about the TransitFeeds user interface?
</Typography>
<Typography className='answer'>
We plan to develop a new user interface as part of the Mobility
Database by summer 2024, since this is critical for making data
discoverable and fostering collaboration on data quality
improvements.
<br /> <br />
In order to ensure the community has access to more up-to-date data
as soon as possible, we&apos;ve focused on providing a catalog of
data without an interface as a first step. How quickly we scale the
architecture to build the user interface depends on how much
engagement and contribution we get from the community in this phase.
</Typography>
<Typography className='question'>
What about the TransitFeeds API?
</Typography>
<Typography className='answer'>
You can use{' '}
<a href='/sign-in' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer'>
the Mobility Database API
</a>{' '}
instead to access up-to-date GTFS and GTFS Realtime data. The API is
providing historical data from the time of launch (February 2024).
If you need to access historical data from previous years from the
TransitFeeds API, you are still able to. Your systems will be
unaffected until the to-be-determined deprecation date, when the
TransitFeeds API will no longer be available. MobilityData will
migrate the historical data from TransitFeeds to the Mobility
Database before deprecating the old API.
</Typography>
<Typography className='question'>What’s coming next?</Typography>
<Typography className='answer'>
The MobilityData team is working to add validation info from the{' '}
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architecture depends on how much engagement and contribution we get
from the community in this phase.
</Typography>
<Typography className='question'>
What about the TransitFeeds user interface?
</Typography>
<Typography className='answer'>
We plan to develop a new user interface as part of the Mobility
Database by summer 2024, since this is critical for making data
discoverable and fostering collaboration on data quality
improvements.
<br /> <br />
In order to ensure the community has access to more up-to-date data
as soon as possible, we&apos;ve focused on providing a catalog of
data without an interface as a first step. How quickly we scale the
architecture to build the user interface depends on how much
engagement and contribution we get from the community in this phase.
</Typography>
<Typography className='question'>
What about the TransitFeeds API?
</Typography>
<Typography className='answer'>
You can use the Mobility Database API instead to access up-to-date
GTFS and GTFS Realtime data. If you need to access historical data
from the TransitFeeds API, you are still able to. Your systems will
be unaffected until the to-be-determined deprecation date, when the
TransitFeeds API will no longer be available. MobilityData will
migrate the historical data from TransitFeeds to the Mobility
Database before deprecating the old API.
</Typography>
</Box>
</Box>
</Container>
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