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Advanced Messaging Concept Development: Basic Mobility Message
Published by Department of Transportation · Updated 05/26/2017 · Irregularly
- Last updated
- 05/26/2017
- First published 06/14/2017
- Update frequency
- Irregularly
- Formats
- 3
- CSV, JSON, XML
- Coverage
- Nationwide
- Federal data
About this dataset
Contains all Basic Mobility Messages (BMMs) collected during the Advanced Messaging Concept Development (AMCD) field testing program. While there is no specific standard in existence that addresses the content of a BMM, the descriptive definitions of the variables were derived from the J2735 standard where applicable. All BMMs are generated by OBUs and ultimately received by the VCC Cloud server.
Files and access
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- JSON (SODA API)data.transportation.govJSON
- XMLdata.transportation.govXML
API endpoint: https://data.transportation.gov/resource/wxyj-6dfq.json
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Frequently asked questions
- Who publishes Advanced Messaging Concept Development: Basic Mobility Message?
- Department of Transportation publishes this dataset on DOT Data Hub.
- How often is it updated?
- The publisher lists the update frequency as irregularly. The last update was on 05/26/2017.
- How do I download it?
- It is available as CSV, JSON, XML. Use the links in Files and access, which open the official government source.
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