Remove duplicate sentence in vehicle_type_id description

gbfs.md

@@ -945,7 +945,7 @@ Field Name | REQUIRED | Type | Defines
 &emsp;\-&nbsp;`android` | 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 do not need to manually manage the redirect of the user to the app store if the user does not have the application installed. <br><br>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 providers MUST rotate identifiers within deep links after each rental to avoid unintentionally exposing private vehicle trip origins and destinations.<br><br>If this field is empty, it means deep linking is not supported in the native Android rental app.<br><br>Note that the URI does not necessarily include the `vehicle_id` for this vehicle - other identifiers can be used by the rental app within the URI to uniquely identify this vehicle. <br><br>See the [Analytics](#analytics) section for how viewing apps can report the origin of the deep link to rental apps. <br><br>Android App Links example value: `https://www.example.com/app?sid=1234567890&platform=android` <br><br>Deep Link (without App Links) example value: `com.example.android://open.example.app/app?sid=1234567890`
 &emsp;\-&nbsp;`ios` | 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](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/core_app/allowing_apps_and_websites_to_link_to_your_content/communicating_with_other_apps_using_custom_urls?language=objc). Please use iOS Universal Links (https://developer.apple.com/ios/universal-links/) if possible, so viewing apps do not need to manually manage the redirect of the user to the app store if the user does not have the application installed. <br><br>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 providers MUST rotate identifiers within deep links after each rental to avoid unintentionally exposing private vehicle trip origins and destinations. <br><br>If this field is empty, it means deep linking is not supported in the native iOS rental app.<br><br>Note that the URI does not necessarily include the `vehicle_id` - other identifiers can be used by the rental app within the URL to uniquely identify this vehicle. <br><br>See the [Analytics](#analytics) section for how viewing apps can report the origin of the deep link to rental apps. <br><br>iOS Universal Links example value: `https://www.example.com/app?sid=1234567890&platform=ios` <br><br>Deep Link (without Universal Links) example value: `com.example.ios://open.example.app/app?sid=1234567890`
 &emsp;\-&nbsp;`web` | OPTIONAL | URL | URL that can be used by a web browser to show more information about renting a vehicle at this vehicle. <br><br>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 providers MUST rotate identifiers within deep links after each rental to avoid unintentionally exposing private vehicle trip origins and destinations.<br><br>If this field is empty, it means deep linking is not supported for web browsers. <br><br>Example value: `https://www.example.com/app?sid=1234567890`
-\- `vehicle_type_id` <br/>*(added in v2.1)* | Conditionally REQUIRED | ID | The `vehicle_type_id` of this vehicle, as described in [vehicle_types.json](#vehicle_typesjson). REQUIRED if the [vehicle_types.json](#vehicle_typesjson) file is defined. The `vehicle_type_id` of this vehicle, as described in `vehicle_types.json`.
+\- `vehicle_type_id` <br/>*(added in v2.1)* | Conditionally REQUIRED | ID | The `vehicle_type_id` of this vehicle, as described in [vehicle_types.json](#vehicle_typesjson). REQUIRED if the [vehicle_types.json](#vehicle_typesjson) file is defined.
 \- `last_reported` <br/>*(added in v2.1)* | OPTIONAL | Timestamp | The last time this vehicle reported its status to the operator's backend.
 \- `current_range_meters` <br/>*(added in v2.1)* | Conditionally REQUIRED | Non-negative float | REQUIRED if the corresponding `vehicle_type` definition for this vehicle has a motor. This value represents the furthest distance in meters that the vehicle can travel with the vehicle's current charge or fuel (without recharging or refueling). Note that in the case of carsharing, the given range is indicative and can be different from the one displayed on the vehicle's dashboard.
 \- `current_fuel_percent` <br/>*(added in v2.3)*| OPTIONAL | Non-negative float | This value represents the current percentage, expressed from 0 to 1, of fuel or battery power remaining in the vehicle.