Integrate with a city's CurbIQ-hosted curb management API for zone and regulation data
domain: curbiq.io · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Contact CurbIQ or the deploying city to obtain a project-specific API token for authentication
Review the getting-started guide at curbiq.gitbook.io/curbiq-api-documentation for the base URL and available resources
Call the curb zones endpoint to retrieve static curb segment definitions and regulations for the city
Where offered, use CurbIQ's CCDS extension fields for capabilities beyond the base CDS spec
Cross-check zone regulation fields against the source city's published curb regulation data, since CurbIQ is a vendor layer on top of CDS
Known gotchas
CurbIQ is a commercial vendor implementation of CDS; access requires a token issued per deployment, not a universal public key
The CCDS extension fields are CurbIQ-specific and not part of the base Open Mobility Foundation CDS spec, so they won't be portable to other CDS providers
Per-city deployments (e.g., LA, Seattle) may expose different endpoint sets depending on what that city has configured
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