One easy way to configure all your transportation data streams or consuming applications. Everywhere.
On this page you can find information, documentation and resources on our API (Application Programming Interface) and how to use the API as a data producer or consumer.
Login, Authentication and authorization:
Register with the TDEI; obtain and use an API key and credentials to become a verified data producer.
Detailed information on the Transportation Data Equity API with Swagger documentation. The documentation includes explanations of its endpoints, input parameters, expected output, error messages, and usage examples.
This API is intended for applications producing data for and consuming data from the TDEI system. This API supports publishing of GTFS-Pathways, GTFS-Flex v2 and OpenSidewalks data to the TDEI.
Still having trouble? contact us for support on using our API’s as a data consumer or producer transitequity@cs.washington.edu
Coming Soon:
- Code samples that developers can use to quickly get started with the API.
- Reference materials: API glossaries, FAQs, and troubleshooting guides.
- Tutorials and guides: step-by-step guides to help developers learn how to use the API.
- Support and community resources: You can reach us and the OpenSidewalks Slack channel by subscribing here.
- Terms of service: API’s terms of service including any usage limits, restrictions, and data tenant licensing agreements.
The TDEI API is developer-centric, regionally-agnostic and extendable. It defines a transportation data endpoint for sharing open data, encouraging innovation in applications offering equitable mobility and access to transportation. It ensures consistent, interoperable configuration across all environments. And it’s open source!
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