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Home Developer resources Static GTFS data Subways There are two subway GTFS feeds available. Regular GTFS: This file represents the "normal" subway schedule and does not include most temporary service changes, though some long term service changes may be included. It is typically updated a few times a year. Supplemented GTFS: This file includes most, but not all, service changes for the next seven calendar days. Generally, the 'simpler' the service change, the more likely it will not be included. Beyond that period, service changes will not be included. It is updated hourly. Railroads…
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