discover public gbfs feeds across many operators via the community systems.csv catalog

domain: github.com/MobilityData · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Pull the machine-readable catalog at MobilityData/gbfs's systems.csv to get producer name, location, country code, and top-level gbfs.json/manifest.json URL for each known deployment, rather than trying to guess or scrape a list of operators.
  2. Cross-reference entries against gbfs.org's own system list/tools pages for a browsable view of the same catalog.
  3. Treat systems.csv as community-maintained, not automatically complete — some real-world operators (Veo is a documented example) don't list their feeds there at all.
  4. When adding your own system to the catalog, follow MobilityData's contribution process (a pull request against the gbfs repo) rather than assuming feeds are auto-discovered.
  5. Combine systems.csv with the Mobility Database feed search if you need a web UI or API rather than a raw CSV.

Known gotchas

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