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International Mobility Data Summit 2024

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Wed
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30
Thu
Oct
31
2024
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St-James Theatre, Montréal, Canada

At the summit, make sure to connect with Ritesh Warade, General Manager, Transit at Swiftly and Phil Cline, Swiftly Solutions Engineer. And don’t miss Ritesh’s panel discussion and workshop on October 31 at 3:45pm ET—more details below!

Panel:

An industry-wide approach to improving real-time data quality

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Thu
Oct
31
2024
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3:45pm — 5:00pm ET
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The Bus Lane, St-James Theatre, Montréal, Canada

Accurate real-time information, communicated using GTFS-Realtime, is crucial for building trust and reliability in public transit. But how do we also ensure high-quality GTFS-rt? Join us to discuss data production difficulties like trip modifications, itinerary matching, prediction accuracy, ghost buses, etc. We’ll walk through what various industry actors have done to tackle these problems, and what we can do together to provide riders with the real-time information they deserve.

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