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-## Conclusion
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-Thanks for reading *The Definitive Guide to GTFS-realtime*. I wrote this
-book with the intention of providing a comprehensive guide to getting
-started with consuming real-time data using the GTFS-realtime
-specification.
-
-One of the biggest advantages GTFS-realtime has over other real-time
-specifications or services (such NextBus or SIRI) is that it is designed
-to complement GTFS feeds by sharing a common set of identifiers.
-
-On one hand, GTFS-realtime is very straightforward, as it provides only
-three different types of messages (service alerts, vehicle positions and
-trip updates), but there are a number of complexities involved in
-getting started with both consuming and producing GTFS-realtime feeds,
-such as setting up Protocol Buffers to read feeds, or understanding the
-intent of trip updates.
-
-The key takeaways from this book are:
-
-* The different types of real-time data available in GTFS-realtime feeds.
-* How to read data from a GTFS-realtime feed.
-* How to apply the data you read from GTFS-realtime feeds to your own applications.
-* They main concepts behind producing and publishing your own GTFS-realtime feeds.
-
-If you have enjoyed this book, please share it or feel free to contribution improvements or changes as necessary.
-
-*Quentin Zervaas*
-August, 2015