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-## Conclusion
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-Thanks for reading *The Definitive Guide to GTFS*. While there are many
-techniques that may take some time to comprehend in this book, the
-content should bring you up to speed with GTFS quickly.
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-At first glance, GTFS appears to be very simple, but there are a number
-of "gotchas" which are not immediately apparent until you have spent
-significant time working with a range of feeds.
-
-The key takeaways from this book are:
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-* How GTFS feeds are structured
-* How to import a GTFS feed to SQL and perform queries
-* How to search for trips, handle blocks and calculate fares
-* How to optimize an SQL database to minimize resource usage on mobile
-  devices.
-
-If you have enjoyed this book, please share it or feel free to contribution improvements or changes as necessary.
-
-*Quentin Zervaas*
-February, 2014
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