(Required, Timestamp) Indicates the last time data in the feed was updated. This timestamp represents the publisher's knowledge of the current state of the system at this point in time.

(Required, Non-Negative Integer) Number of seconds before the feed will be updated again (0 if the data should always be refreshed).

(Required, String) GBFS version number to which the feed confirms, according to the versioning framework.

(Required, Object) Response data in the form of name:value pairs.

(Required, Language) The language that will be used throughout the rest of the files. It must match the value in system_information.json

(Required, Array) An array of all of the feeds that are published by this auto-discovery file. Each element in the array is an object with the keys below.

(Required, String) Key identifying the type of feed this is. The key must be the base file name defined in the spec for the corresponding feed type (system_information for system_information.json file, station_information for station_information.json file).

(Required, URL) URL for the feed. Note that the actual feed endpoints (urls) may not be defined in the file_name.json format. For example, a valid feed endpoint could end with station_info instead of station_information.json.

(Required, Array) Contains one object, as defined below, for each of the available versions of a feed. The array must be sorted by increasing MAJOR and MINOR version number.

(Required, String) The semantic version of the feed in the form X.Y.

(Required, URL) URL of the corresponding gbfs.json endpoint.

(Required, ID) This is a globally unique identifier for the vehicle share system. It is up to the publisher of the feed to guarantee uniqueness and must be checked against existing system_id fields in systems.csv to ensure this. This value is intended to remain the same over the life of the system.

Each distinct system or geographic area in which vehicles are operated should have its own system_id. Systems IDs should be recognizable as belonging to a particular system as opposed to random strings - for example, bcycle_austin or biketown_pdx.

(Required, Language) The language that will be used throughout the rest of the files. It must match the value in the gbfs.json file.

(Required, String) Name of the system to be displayed to customers.

(Optional, String) Optional abbreviation for a system.

(Optional, String) Name of the operator.

(Optional, URL) The URL of the vehicle share system.

(Optional, URL) URL where a customer can purchase a membership.

(Optional, Date) Date that the system began operations.

(Optional, Phone Number) This optional field should contain a single voice telephone number for the specified system’s customer service department. It can and should contain punctuation marks to group the digits of the number. Dialable text (for example, Capital Bikeshare’s "877-430-BIKE") is permitted, but the field must not contain any other descriptive text.

(Optional, Email) This optional field should contain a single contact email address actively monitored by the operator’s customer service department. This email address should be a direct contact point where riders can reach a customer service representative.

(Optional, Email) This optional field should contain a single contact email for feed consumers to report technical issues with the feed.

(Required, Timezone) The time zone where the system is located.

(Conditionally Required, String) Required if the dataset is provided under a standard license. An identifier for a standard license from the SPDX License List. Provide license_id rather than license_url if the license is included in the SPDX License List. See the GBFS wiki for a comparison of a subset of standard licenses. If the license_id and license_url fields are blank or omitted, this indicates that the feed is provided under the Creative Commons Universal Public Domain Dedication.

(Conditionally Required, String) Required if the dataset is provided under a customized license. A fully qualified URL of a page that defines the license terms for the GBFS data for this system. Do not specify a license_url if license_id is specified. If the license_id and license_url fields are blank or omitted, this indicates that the feed is provided under the Creative Commons Universal Public Domain Dedication. (as of v3.0-RC)

(Optional, String) If the feed license requires attribution, name of the organization to which attribution should be provided.

(Optional, URL) URL of the organization to which attribution should be provided.

(Optional, Object) An object where each key defines one of the items listed below.

(Conditionally Required, Date) REQUIRED if brand_assets is defined. Date that indicates the last time any included brand assets were updated or modified. MUST be in the format YYYY-MM-DD.

(Optional, URL) A fully qualified URL pointing to the location of a page that defines the license terms and brand icons, colors or other trademark information. This field MUST NOT take the place of license_url or license_id.

(Conditionally Required, URL) REQUIRED if brand_assets objects is defined. A fully qualified URL pointing to the location of a graphic file representing the brand for the service. File MUST be in SVG V1.1 format and MUST be either square of round.

(Optional, URL) A fully qualified URL pointing to the location of a graphic file representing the brand for the service for use in dark mode applications. File MUST be in SVG V1.1 format and MUST be either square of round.

(Optional, String) Color used to represent the brand for the service expressed as a 6 digit hexadecimal color code in the form #000000.

(Optional, URL) A fully qualified URL pointing to the terms of service (also called terms of use or terms and conditions) for the service.

(Conditionally Required, Date) REQUIRED if terms_url is defined. The date that the terms of service provided at terms_url were last updated. MUST be in the format YYYY-MM-DD.

(Optional, URL) A fully qualified URL pointing to the privacy policy for the service.

(Conditionally Required, Date) REQUIRED if privacy_url is defined. The date that the privacy policy provided at privacy_url was last updated. MUST be in the format YYYY-MM-DD.

(Optional, Object) Contains rental app information in the android and ios JSON objects.

(Optional, Object) Contains rental app download and app discovery information for the Android platform in the store_uri and discovery_uri fields. See examples of how to use these fields and supported analytics.

(Condtionally Required, URI) URI where the rental Android app can be downloaded from. Typically this will be a URI to an app store such as Google Play. If the URI points to an app store such as Google Play, the URI should follow Android best practices so the viewing app can directly open the URI to the native app store app instead of a website.

If a rental_uris.android field is populated then this field is required, otherwise it is optional.

See the Analytics section for how viewing apps can report the origin of the deep link to rental apps.

Example value: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.abcrental.android

(Condtionally Required, URI) URI that can be used to discover if the rental Android app is installed on the device (e.g., using PackageManager.queryIntentActivities()). This intent is used by viewing apps prioritize rental apps for a particular user based on whether they already have a particular rental app installed.

This field is required if a rental_uris.android field is populated, otherwise it is optional.

Example value: com.abcrental.android://

(Optional, Object) Contains rental information for the iOS platform in the store_uri and discovery_uri fields. See examples of how to use these fields and supported analytics.

(Condtionally Required, URI) URI where the rental iOS app can be downloaded from. Typically this will be a URI to an app store such as the Apple App Store. If the URI points to an app store such as the Apple App Store, the URI should follow iOS best practices so the viewing app can directly open the URI to the native app store app instead of a website.

If a rental_uris.android field is populated then this field is required, otherwise it is optional.

See the Analytics section for how viewing apps can report the origin of the deep link to rental apps.

Example value: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id123456789

(Condtionally Required, URI) URI that can be used to discover if the rental iOS app is installed on the device (e.g., using UIApplication canOpenURL:). This intent is used by viewing apps prioritize rental apps for a particular user based on whether they already have a particular rental app installed.

This field is required if a rental_uris.ios field is populated, otherwise it is optional.

Example value: com.abcrental.ios://

(Required, Array) Array that contains one object per vehicle type in the system as defined below.

(Required, ID) Unique identifier of a vehicle type. See Field Types above for ID field requirements.

(Required, Enum)The vehicle's general form factor.

Current valid issues are:

• bicycle

• car

• moped

• other

• scooter

(Required, Enum) The primary propulsion type of the vehicle.

Current valid issues are:

• human (Pedal or foot propulsion)

• electric_assist (Provides power only alongside human propulsion)

• electric (Contains throttle mode with a battery-powered motor)

• combustion (Contains throttle mode with a gas engine-powered motor)

This field was inspired by, but differed from the propulsion types field described in the Open Mobility Foundation Mobility Data Specification

(Conditionally Required, Enum) If the vehicle has a motor (as indicated by having a value other than human in the propulsion_type field), this field is required. This represents the furthest distance in meters that the vehicle can travel without recharging or refueling when it has the maximum amount of energy potential (for example, a full battery or full tank of gas).

(Optional, String) The public name of this vehicle type.

(Optional, Non-negative Integer) Maximum time in minutes that a vehicle can be reserved before a rental begins. When a vehicle is reserved by a user the vehicle remains locked until the rental begins. During the time the vehicle is unavailable and cannot be reserved or rented by other users. The vehicle status in free_bike_status.json MUST be set to is_reserved = true. If the value of vehicle_reserve_time elapses without a rental beginning, the vehicle status MUST change to is_reserved = false. If vehicle_reserve_time is set to to 0 the vehicle type cannot be reserved.

(Optional, Array) The conditions for returning the vehicle at the end of the trip. For vehicles that have more than one return option, include all applicable methods in the array.

Current valid values are:

• free_floating (The vehicle can be returned anywhere permitted within the service area - note that this field is subject to rules in geofencing_zones.json if defined.)

• roundtrip_station (The vehicle must be returned to the initial rental station. Cannot be defined in combination with free_floating.)

• any_station (The vehicle must be returned to any station within the service area - note that a specific station can be defined in free_bike_status.json using home_station. Cannot be defined in combination with roundtrip_station.)

(Optional, Object) An object where each key defines one of the items listed below.

(Conditionally Required, URL) REQUIRED if vehicle_assets is defined. A fully qualified URL pointing to the location of a graphic icon file that MAY be used to represent this vehicle type on maps and in other applications. File MUST be in SVG V1.1 format and MUST be either square or round.

(Optional, URL) A fully qualified URL pointing to the location of a graphic icon file to be used to represent this vehicle type when in dark mode on maps and in other applications. File MUST be in SVG V1.1 format and MUST be either square or round.

(Conditionally Required, Date) REQUIRED if icon_url and/or icon_url_dark is defined. Date that indicates the last time any included vehicle icon images were modified or updated. MUST be in the format YYYY-MM-DD.

(Conditionally Required, ID) REQUIRED if both system_pricing_plans.json and vehicle_types.json are defined. A plan_id as defined in system_pricing_plans.json that identifies a default pricing plan for this vehicle to be used by trip planning applications for the purposes of calculating the cost of a single trip using this vehicle type. This default pricing plan is superseded by pricing_plan_id when it is defined in free_bike_status.json. Publishers SHOULD defined default_pricing_plan_id first and then override it using pricing_plan_id in free_bike_status.json when necessary.

(Optional, Array) Array of all pricing plan IDs as defined in system_pricing_plans.json that are applied to this vehicle type.

This array SHOULD be published when there are multiple pricing plans defined in system_pricing_plans.json that apply to a single vehicle type.

(Required, Array) Array that contains one object per station as described below.

(Required, ID) Identifier of a station.

(Required, String) The public name of the station for display in maps, digital signage and other text applications. Names should reflect the station location through the use of a cross street or local landmark. Abbreviations should not be used for names and other text (e.g. St. for Street) unless a location is called by its abbreviated name (e.g. “JFK Airport”). See Text Fields and Naming.

Examples:

• Broadway and East 22nd Street

• Convention Center

• Central Park South

(Optional, String) Short name or other type of identifier.

(Required, Latitude) Latitude of the station in decimal degrees. This field should have a precision of 6 decimal places (0.000001). See Coordinate Precision.

(Required, Longitude) Longitude of the station in decimal degrees. This field should have a precision of 6 decimal places (0.000001). See Coordinate Precision.

(Optional, String) Address (street number and name) where station is located. This must be a valid address, not a free-form text description. Example: 1234 Main Street

(Optional, String) Cross street or landmark where the station is located.

(Optional, ID) Identifier of the region where station is located. See system_regions.json

(Optional, String) Postal code where the station is located.

(Optional, Array) Payment methods accepted at this station.

Current valid values are:

• KEY (e.g. operator issued vehicle key / fob / card)

• CREDITCARD

• PAYPASS

• APPLEPAY

• ANDROIDPAY

• TRANSITCARD

• ACCOUNTNUMBER

• PHONE

(Optional, Boolean) Is this station a location with or without physical infrastructures (docks)?

true - The station is a location without physical infrastructure, defined by a point (lat/lon) and/or station_area (below).

false - The station consists of physical infrastructure (docks).

If this field is empty, it means the station consists of physical infrastructure (docks).

This field should be published in systems that have station locations without standard, internet connected physical docking infrastructure. These may be racks or geofenced areas designated for rental and/or return of vehicles. Locations that fit within this description should have the is_virtual_station boolean set to true.

(Optional, GeoJSON Multipolygon) A GeoJSON multipolygon that describes the area of a virtual station. If station_area is supplied then the record describes a virtual station.

If lat/lon and station_area are both defined, the lat/lon is the significant coordinate of the station (e.g. dock facility or valet drop-off and pick up point). The station_area takes precedence over any ride_allowed rules in overlapping geofencing_zones.

(Optional, Non-negative Integer) Number of total docking points installed at this station, both available and unavailable, regardless of what vehicle types are allowed at each dock. Empty indicates unlimited capacity.

(Optional, ID) An object where each key is a vehicle_type_id as described in vehicle_types.json and the value is a number representing the total number of vehicles of this type that can park within the area defined in the station_area field. If the field station_area is defined and a particular vehicle type id is not defined in this object, then an unlimited virtual capacity is assumed for that vehicle type.

(Optional, Boolean)Are valet services provided at this station?

true - Valet services are provided at this station.

false - Valet services are not provided at this station.

If this field is empty, it is assumed that valet services are not provided at this station.

This field’s boolean should be set to true during the hours which valet service is provided at the station. Valet service is defined as providing unlimited capacity at a station.

(Optional, Boolean) Does the station support charging of electric vehicles?

true - Electric vehicle charging is available at this station.

false - Electric vehicle charging is not available at this station.

(Optional, Object) Contains rental URIs for Android, iOS, and web in the android, ios and web fields. See examples of how to use these fields and supported analytics.

(Optional, URI) URI that can be passed to an Android app with an android.intent.action.VIEW Android intent to support Android Deep Links (https://developer.android.com/training/app-links/deep-linking). Please use Android App Links (https://developer.android.com/training/app-links) if possible so viewing apps don’t need to manually manage the redirect of the user to the app store if the user doesn’t have the application installed.

This URI should be a deep link specific to this station, and should not be a general rental page that includes information for more than one station. The deep link should take users directly to this station, without any prompts, interstitial pages, or logins. Make sure that users can see this station even if they never previously opened the application.

If this field is empty, it means deep linking isn’t supported in the native Android rental app.

Note that URIs do not necessarily include the station_id for this station - other identifiers can be used by the rental app within the URI to uniquely identify this station.

See the Analytics section for how viewing apps can report the origin of the deep link to rental apps.

Android App Links example value: https://www.abc.com/app?sid=1234567890&platform=android

Deep Link (without App Links) example value: com.abcrental.android://open.abc.app/app?sid=1234567890.

(Optional, URI) URI that can be used on iOS to launch the rental app for this station. More information on this iOS feature can be found here. Please use iOS Universal Links (https://developer.apple.com/ios/universal-links/) if possible so viewing apps don’t need to manually manage the redirect of the user to the app store if the user doesn’t have the application installed.

This URI should be a deep link specific to this station, and should not be a general rental page that includes information for more than one station. The deep link should take users directly to this station, without any prompts, interstitial pages, or logins. Make sure that users can see this station even if they never previously opened the application.

If this field is empty, it means deep linking isn’t supported in the native iOS rental app.

Note that the URI does not necessarily include the station_id - other identifiers can be used by the rental app within the URL to uniquely identify this station.

See the Analytics section for how viewing apps can report the origin of the deep link to rental apps.

iOS Universal Links example value: https://www.abc.com/app?sid=1234567890&platform=ios

Deep Link (without Universal Links) example value: com.abcrental.ios://open.abc.app/app?sid=1234567890

(Optional, URL) URL that can be used by a web browser to show more information about renting a vehicle at this station.

This URL should be a deep link specific to this station, and should not be a general rental page that includes information for more than one station. The deep link should take users directly to this station, without any prompts, interstitial pages, or logins. Make sure that users can see this station even if they never previously opened the application.

If this field is empty, it means deep linking isn’t supported for web browsers.

Example value: https://www.abc.com/app?sid=1234567890

(Optional, Object) An object where each key is a vehicle_type_id as described in vehicle_types.json and the value is a number representing the total docking points installed at this station, both available and unavailable for the specified vehicle type.

(Required, Array) Array that contains one object per station in the system as described below.

(Required, ID) Identifier of a station, see station_information.json.

(Required, Non-negative Integer) Number of functional vehicles physically at the station that may be offered for rental. To know if the vehicles are available for rental, see is_renting.

If is_renting = true, this is the number of vehicles that are currently available for rent. If is_renting = false this is the number of vehicle that would be available for rent if the station were set to allow rentals.

(Conditionally Required, Array) This field is required if the vehicle_types.json file has been defined. This field's value is an array of objects. Each of these objects is used to model the total number of each defined vehicle type available at a station. The total number of vehicles from each of these objects should add up to match the value specified in the num_bikes_available field.

(Required, ID) The vehicle_type_id of each vehicle type at the station as described in vehicle_types.json. This field is required if vehicle_types.json is defined.

(Required, Non-negative integer) A number representing the total number of available vehicles of the corresponding vehicle_type_id as defined in vehicle_types.json at the station.

(Optional, Non-negative Integer) Number of disabled vehicles of any type at the station. Vendors who do not want to publicize the number of disabled vehicles or docks in their system can opt to omit station capacity (in station_information), num_bikes_disabled and num_docks_disabled (as of v2.0). If station capacity is published, then broken docks/vehicles can be inferred (though not specifically whether the decreased capacity is a broken vehicle or dock).

(Conditionally Required (as of v2.0), Non-negative Integer) Required except for stations that have unlimited docking capacity (e.g. virtual stations) (as of v2.0). Number of functional docks physically at the station that are able to accept vehicles for return. To know if the docks are accepting vehicle returns, see is_returning.

If is_returning = true this is the number of dicks that are currently available to accept vehicle returns. If is_returning = false this is the number of docks that would be available if the station were set to allow returns.

(Conditionally Required, Array) This field is required in feeds where the vehicle_types.json is defined and where certain docks are only able to accept certain vehicle types. If every dock at the station is able to accept any vehicle type, then this field is not required. This field's value is an array of objects. Each of these objects is used to model the number of docks available for certain vehicle types. The total number of docks from each of these objects should add up to match the value specified in the num_docks_available field.

(Required, Array of Strings) An array of strings where each string represents a vehicle_type_id that is able to use a particular type of dock at the station.

(Required, Non-negative integer) A number representing the total number of available vehicles of the corresponding vehicle type as defined in the vehicle_types array at the station that can accept vehicles of the specified types in the vehicle_types array.

(Optional, Non-negative Integer) Number of empty but disabled dock points at the station.

(Required, Boolean) Is the station currently on the street?

true - Station is installed on the street.

false - Station is not installed on the street.

(Required, Boolean) Is the station currently on the street?

true - Station is installed on the street.

false - Station is not installed on the street.

Boolean should be set to true when equipment is present on the street. In seasonal systems where equipment is removed during winter, boolean should be set to false during the off season. May also be set to false to indicate planned (future) stations which have not yet been installed.

(Required, Boolean) Is the station currently renting vehicles?

true - Station is renting vehicles. Even if the station is empty, if it would otherwise allow rentals this value must be true.

false - Station is not renting vehicles.

If a station becomes inaccessible to users due to road construction or other factors this field should be set to false. Field should be set to false during hours or days when the system is not offering vehicles for rent.

(Required, Boolean) Is the station accepting vehicle returns?

true - Station is accepting vehicle returns. Even if a station is full, if it would otherwise allow vehicle returns this value must be true.

false - Station is not accepting vehicle returns.

If the station is temporarily taken out of service and not allowing vehicle returns this field must be set to false.

If a station becomes inaccessible to users due to road construction or other factors this field should be set to false.

(Required, Timestamp) The last time this station reported its status to the operator's backend.

(Required, Array) Array that contains one object per vehicle that is currently stopped as defined below.

(Required, ID) Identifier of a vehicle. The bike_id identifier must be rotated to a random string after each trip to protect user privacy (as of v2.0). Use of persistent vehicle IDs poses a threat to user privacy. The bike_id identifier should only be rotated once per trip.

(Conditionally Required, ID) Identifier referencing the system_id field in system_information.json. Required in the case of feeds that specify free (undocked) bikes and define systems in system_information.json.

(Conditionally Required, Latitude) Latitude of the vehicle in decimal degrees. (as of v2.1-RC2) This field is required if station_id is not provided for this vehicle (free floating). This field should have a precision of 6 decimal places (0.000001). See Coordinate Precision.

(Conditionally Required, Longitude) Longitude of the vehicle in decimal degrees. (as of v2.1-RC2) This field is required if station_id is not provided for this vehicle (free floating). This field should have a precision of 6 decimal places (0.000001). See Coordinate Precision.

(Required, Boolean) Is the vehicle currently reserved?

true - Vehicle is currently reserved.

false - Vehicle is not currently reserved.

(Required, Boolean) Is the vehicle currently disabled?

true - Vehicle is currently disabled.

false - Vehicle is not currently disabled.

This field is used to indicate vehicles that are in the field but not available for rental. This may be due to a mechanical issue, low battery, etc. Publishing this data may prevent users from attempting to rent vehicles that are disabled and not available for rental.

(Optional, Object) JSON object that contains rental URIs for Android, iOS, and web in the android, ios, and web fields. See examples of how to use these fields and supported analytics.

(Optional, URI) URI that can be passed to an Android app with an android.intent.action.VIEW Android intent to support Android Deep Links (https://developer.android.com/training/app-links/deep-linking). Please use Android App Links (https://developer.android.com/training/app-links) if possible so viewing apps don’t need to manually manage the redirect of the user to the app store if the user doesn’t have the application installed.

This URI should be a deep link specific to this vehicle, and should not be a general rental page that includes information for more than one vehicle. The deep link should take users directly to this vehicle, without any prompts, interstitial pages, or logins. Make sure that users can see this vehicle even if they never previously opened the application. Note that as a best practice providers should rotate identifiers within deep links after each rental to avoid unintentionally exposing private vehicle trip origins and destinations.

If this field is empty, it means deep linking isn’t supported in the native Android rental app.

Note that URIs do not necessarily include the bike_id for this vehicle - other identifiers can be used by the rental app within the URI to uniquely identify this vehicle.

See the Analytics section for how viewing apps can report the origin of the deep link to rental apps.

Android App Links example value: https://www.abc.com/app?sid=1234567890&platform=android

Deep Link (without App Links) example value: com.abcrental.android://open.abc.app/app?sid=1234567890

(Optional, URI) URI that can be used on iOS to launch the rental app for this vehicle. More information on this iOS feature can be found here. Please use iOS Universal Links (https://developer.apple.com/ios/universal-links/) if possible so viewing apps don’t need to manually manage the redirect of the user to the app store if the user doesn’t have the application installed.

This URI should be a deep link specific to this vehicle, and should not be a general rental page that includes information for more than one vehicle. The deep link should take users directly to this vehicle, without any prompts, interstitial pages, or logins. Make sure that users can see this vehicle even if they never previously opened the application. Note that as a best practice providers should rotate identifiers within deep links after each rental to avoid unintentionally exposing private vehicle trip origins and destinations.

If this field is empty, it means deep linking isn’t supported in the native iOS rental app.

Note that the URI does not necessarily include the bike_id - other identifiers can be used by the rental app within the URL to uniquely identify this vehicle.

See the Analytics section for how viewing apps can report the origin of the deep link to rental apps.

iOS Universal Links example value: https://www.abc.com/app?sid=1234567890&platform=ios

Deep Link (without Universal Links) example value: com.abcrental.ios://open.abc.app/app?sid=1234567890

(Optional, URL) URL that can be used by a web browser to show more information about renting a vehicle at this vehicle.

This URL should be a deep link specific to this vehicle, and should not be a general rental page that includes information for more than one vehicle. The deep link should take users directly to this vehicle, without any prompts, interstitial pages, or logins. Make sure that users can see this vehicle even if they never previously opened the application. Note that as a best practice providers should rotate identifiers within deep links after each rental to avoid unintentionally exposing private vehicle trip origins and destinations.

If this field is empty, it means deep linking isn’t supported for web browsers.

Example value: https://www.abc.com/app?sid=1234567890

(Conditionally Required, ID) The vehicle_type_id of this vehicle as described in vehicle_types.json. This field is required if the vehicle_types.json is defined.

(Optional, Timestamp) The last time this vehicle reported its status to the operator's backend.

(Conditionally Required, Non-negative Float) If the corresponding vehicle_type definition for this vehicle has a motor, then this field is required. This value represents the furthest distance in meters that the vehicle can travel without recharging or refueling with the vehicle's current charge or fuel.

(Conditionally Required, ID) Identifier referencing the station_id field in system_information.json. Required only if the vehicle is currently at a station and the vehicle_types.json file has been defined.

(Optional, ID) The plan_id of the pricing plan this vehicle is eligible for as described in system_pricing_plans.json.

(Required, Array) Array of objects as defined below. The array must contain a minimum of one object identifying hours for every day of the week or a maximum of two for each day of the week objects ( one for each user type).

(Required, Array) An array of member and/or nonmember value(s). This indicates that this set of rental hours applies to either members or non-members only.

(Required, Array) An array of abbreviations (first 3 letters) of English names of the days of the week for which this object applies (e.g. ["mon", "tue", "wed", "thu", "fri", "sat, "sun"]). Rental hours must not be defined more than once for each day and user type.

(Required, Time) Start time for the hours of operation of the system in the time zone indicated in system_information.json.

(Required, Time) End time for the hours of operation of the system in the time zone indicated in system_information.json.

(Required, Array) Array of objects describing the system operational calendar. A minimum of one calendar object is required. If start and end dates are the same every year, then start_year and end_year should be omitted.

(Required, Non-negative Integer) Starting month for the system operations (1-12).

(Required, Non-negative Integer) Starting date for the system operations (1-31).

(Required, Non-negative Integer) Starting year for the system operations.

(Required, Non-negative Integer) Ending month for the system operations (1-12).

(Required, Non-negative Integer) Ending date for the system operations (1-31).

(Required, Non-negative Integer) Ending year for the system operations.

(Required, Array) Array of objects as defined below.

(Required, ID) Identifier of the region.

(Required, ID) Public name of this region.