Joint Working Group - City Services

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• Michael Schnuerle, OMF
• Steve Brining, Blue Systems
• Mitch Vars, MobilityData
• Seth Herr
• 19 attendees

Main Topics

1. Final changes to move Provider Vehicles out of beta
   • See information about Issue 637 here

WGSC Meeting Organizers

• Host: Steve Brining
• Facilitator: ...
• Outreach: Michael Schnuerle
• Note taker: Michael Schnuerle

• Marie - Adding only PROW was initially meant to just mimic GBFS. But it should be all locations and not just PROW.

• Populus - when it leaves the PROW, where it goes, and when it comes back is important

• E and A - agree

• Dirk thinks PROW is adequate

• Michael says at least unknown states should show up too

• ACTION ITEM - MS Ask Margo in the issue to highlight what was is inconsistent specifically and then take a look at it.

• Sharada DC - Jurisdictions should be the discussion not just ROW. PROW and Jurisdiction are different. For example private property partners like national park service, or parking garages.

• Multiple people agree that it's good to know when leaving the PROW, and for a few moments after that

• Could use status_changes or events for this, but it's a bit cumbersome to check when a vehicle goes missing.

• ACTION ITEM - Jurisdictions definition needs to be added in a PR. Then update Vehicles to say Jurisdiction, not PROW

• Noted that PROW use and definition in MDS is not the true 'swiss cheese' of a PROW in a city. MDS States determine PROW without any calculations, more de facto assumptions based on the state.

• Adding Jurisdiction could increase bounding box calculations if there are nearby jurisdictions

• Cities want to know and get data for what’s in their jurisdiction, but it's ok to include a few outside of those.

• Example: in Louisville, with no neighboring jurisdictions operating scooters, still responsible for devices across state lines, in other counties, or in one of the 85 interior sub-municipalities. So there is a sense of a 'responsibility' beyond that of the official jurisdiction. These still count as part of caps, for example.