Feature: Modes - Delivery

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A data standard to enable right-of-way regulation and two-way communication between mobility companies and local governments.

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Feature: Modes - Delivery #787

Open tristan-charreton opened 1 year ago

tristan-charreton commented 1 year ago

Explain pull request

Work on deliveries to incorporate into Modes

Is this a breaking change

Yes, breaking

Impacted Spec

Which spec(s) will this pull request impact?

agency
policy
provider

Additional Information

This draft is for all types of Delivery. For MDS 2.0 we chose to focus on sidewalk delivery robots and leave this broader scope of delivery for a future release.

tristan-charreton commented 1 year ago

Here is an example of the different workflows that can be used by the operators. workflows delivery vehicles.xlsx

schnuerle commented 1 year ago

Per our public working group meeting last week, we will be putting this PR about just Delivery on hold, in favor of the more narrow Delivery Robots mode which is in progress on this feature branch. The WGSC agreed with this today during their planning meeting.

We will be incorporating some of the ideas added here in to the new feature branch.

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schnuerle commented 1 month ago

@pierre-bouffort brought up in our steering committee meeting that MDS sidewalk robot delivery may be ready to be expanded into general delivery services, especially for food delivery.

Though if so and when ready, we will need to create a new pull request off of MDS 2.0, as this PR is out of date and not usable now.