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34 34  The MTA Bus Time server is powered by the [[OneBusAway>>url:https://www.onebusaway.org/]] open-source software package. This software was originally developed to aggregate real-time information from multiple bus and ferry operators in the Seattle area and make it available to Seattle's transit users via a range of internet and mobile interfaces.
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36 -OneBusAway uses as its baseline information transit schedules published in the [[GTFS>>https://gtfs.org/]] format, which the MTA is [[already publishing>>url:https://mta.info/developers/download.html]] for all of its bus and rail services.
36 +OneBusAway uses as its baseline information transit schedules published in the [[GTFS>>url:https://code.google.com/transit/spec/transit_feed_specification.html]] format, which the MTA is [[already publishing>>url:https://mta.info/developers/download.html]] for all of its bus and rail services.
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38 38  Since OneBusAway is [[Open-Source software>>url:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_software]], the MTA is able to use it free of charge. Bus Time required a number of improvements and customizations to OneBusAway, as well and numerous improvements and upgrades since, for which the MTA partnered with [[Cambridge Systematics>>url:https://camsys.com/]] . These improvements have been contributed back to the open source for the OneBusAway project and are now publicly available and free for any other developer or transit agency to use.