Swiss Road Mobility Mcp
Pull GBFS shared mobility, EV charging, DATEX II traffic, and Park & Rail data into agent-driven prototypes for Swiss transport apps.
Overview
Swiss Road Mobility MCP is a MCP server for the Build phase that exposes GBFS, EV charging, DATEX II traffic, and Park & Rail Swiss mobility data to your agent via stdio.
What is this MCP server?
- GBFS shared-mobility endpoints plus EV charging station data for Swiss use cases
- DATEX II traffic event access for ops and commuter features
- Park & Rail parking integration for multimodal journey products
- swiss-road-mobility-mcp v0.5.3 PyPI package with stdio and uvx
- Registry category Transport & Mobility under core scope
- Registry version 0.5.3
- 4 capability areas named: GBFS, EV charging, DATEX II traffic, Park & Rail
- 1 PyPI package identifier swiss-road-mobility-mcp
What problem does it solve?
Swiss mobility products need several incompatible traffic and sharing standards, which burns solo-builder time before a single map tile ships.
Who is it for?
Solo developers building Swiss transport, EV, or smart-city side projects who want multi-source mobility APIs behind one MCP config.
Skip if: Global ride-hail clones that ignore Swiss-specific feeds, or builders who cannot run uvx stdio MCP servers.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Once registered, your agent can query unified mobility tools so you scaffold routing, charging, and parking features faster in code and tests.
- Configured swiss-road-mobility-mcp 0.5.3 stdio endpoint
- Agent prompts that retrieve shared mobility, traffic, charging, or parking samples
- Integration stubs for multimodal Swiss transport features in your codebase
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Journey fit
Mobility datasets are wired during product Build; MCP is the fastest path for solo devs integrating multi-source Swiss transport APIs. Integrations subphase reflects GBFS, DATEX II, and charging feeds as external services your agent helps map into code.
How it compares
Multi-feed Swiss mobility MCP integration, not a UI design skill or generic GPS tutorial.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Swiss Road Mobility MCP for?
Indie builders and agent-first developers creating Swiss commuting, EV, or shared-mobility experiences with Claude Code, Cursor, or similar MCP clients.
When should I use Swiss Road Mobility MCP?
Use it during Build integrations when modeling GBFS, charging, DATEX II, or Park & Rail features, or earlier when researching modality coverage for a mobility MVP.
How do I add Swiss Road Mobility MCP to my agent?
Add swiss-road-mobility-mcp v0.5.3 from PyPI with stdio transport and uvx to your MCP configuration and restart the agent.