Ile-de-France Mobilités commissioned its Open Data site in 2015, it allows data from Ile-de-France Mobilités, and all public transport operators in the region (75 companies), to be brought together in a single website, including mobility information such as self-service bicycles, carsharing or eventually carpooling.
Use the data to add value, promote innovation and allow all citizens to access data:
- Make greater use of mobility data to promote reuse that will improve information and its consistency, as well as the attractiveness and use of transport networks. Ile-de-France Mobilités hopes that passengers will be able to benefit from this approach in the long term, through the quality of applications and the new uses that will be offered.
- Foster innovation by making quality data available and easily accessible. Ile-de-France Mobilités, in partnership with transport operators, is committed to making quality datasets from the region openly available and regularly updated.
- Allow everyone (residents, journalists, researchers, entrepreneurs, developers, etc.) to access unified mobility data for the entire Ile-de-France region. Ile-de-France Mobilités working in concert with stakeholders (Optile, RATP, SNCF, Ville de Paris, etc.) to ensure the consistency of the regional system.
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Several dozen datasets are currently offered in the form of free raw data:
- structure of the transport network (benchmarks for routes and stops),
- timetables,
- bus stations,
- P&R,
- Véligo spaces,
- description and price of transport tickets,
- electronic ticketing validation data,
- self-service bike stations (Vélib’, VélO2 and Cristolib),
- Autolib’ stations and spaces in Paris,
- etc.