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One reasonably nice [[Open Source]] [[Python]]-based library for working with GTFS feeds - either creating them, or extracting information from existing feeds - is Google's [https://github.com/google/transitfeed transitfeed] library. It also includes tools for converting from the 'TransXChange' format to GTFS. Commercial GTFS tools such as [https://addtransit.com AddTransit] are also available. | One reasonably nice [[Open Source]] [[Python]]-based library for working with GTFS feeds - either creating them, or extracting information from existing feeds - is Google's [https://github.com/google/transitfeed transitfeed] library. It also includes tools for converting from the 'TransXChange' format to GTFS. Commercial GTFS tools such as [https://addtransit.com AddTransit] are also available. | ||
There are tools to import the format into a relational database form such as [ | There are tools to import the format into a relational database form such as [http://code.google.com/p/gtfsdb/ gtfsdb], and also either using this route or the JEQL query language, to export the relevant route information to [[GIS]] shapefiles (see [http://lin-ear-th-inking.blogspot.com.au/2011/10/extracting-gtfs-data-using-jeql.html here]). | ||
== Possible Extensions/Alternatives to GTFS == | == Possible Extensions/Alternatives to GTFS == |