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-# The Definitive Guide to GTFS-realtime
-
-*How to consume and produce real-time public transportation data with the GTFS-rt specification.*
-
-Originally written by Quentin Zervaas.
-
-## About This Book
-
-This book is a comprehensive guide to GTFS-realtime, a specification for
-publishing of real-time public transportation data. GTFS-realtime is
-designed to complement the scheduled data that hundreds of transit
-agencies around the world publish using GTFS (General Transit Feed
-Specification).
-
-This book begins with a description of the specification, with
-discussion about the three types of data contained in GTFS-realtime
-feeds: service alerts; vehicle positions; and trip updates.
-
-Next the reader is introduced to *Protocol Buffers*, the data format
-that GTFS-realtime uses when it is being transmitted. This section then
-instructs the reader how to consume the three types of data from
-GTFS-realtime feeds (both from standard feeds and feeds with
-*extensions*).
-
-Finally, the reader is shown how to produce a GTFS-realtime feed. A
-number of examples in this book use Java, but the lessons can be applied
-to a number of different languages.
-
-This book complements *The Definitive Guide to GTFS*.
-
-### About The Author
-
-Quentin was the founder of TransitFeeds (now <OpenMobilityData.org>), a web
-site that provides a comprehensive listing of public transportation data
-available around the world. This site is referenced various times
-throughout this book.
-
-### Credits
-
-First Edition. Published in August 2015.
-
-**Technical Reviewer**
-
-Nick Maher
-
-**Copy Editors**
-
-Anne Zervaas
-Miranda Little
-
-**Disclaimer**
-
-The information in this book is distributed on an "as is" basis, without
-warranty. Although every precaution has been taken in the preparation of
-this work, the author shall not be liable to any person or entity with
-respect to any loss or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or
-indirectly by the information contained in this book.
-