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  • It’s all about time

    If a route passes a road, which is prohibited for the given vehicle (e.g. the road is closed for trucks), you get a violation event when using the PTV Developer…

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  • Improved handling of delivery-only zones

    Navigating delivery-only zones is always a fine balance. While these roads are vital for final-mile deliveries, they should not serve as shortcuts or transit paths. Over the past few months,…

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  • Considering traffic patterns in Route Optimization OptiFlow API

    The Route Optimization OptiFlow API now supports time-dependent traffic patterns. This feature allows logistics companies to achieve even more savings by optimizing routes with greater accuracy, considering fluctuations in traffic…

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  • Route Optimization Optiflow API: try our new showcase !

    Route Optimization OptiFlow API provides a solution to the Vehicle Routing Problem (VRP), a logistical puzzle where the goal is to find the most efficient way to distribute goods or…

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  • Toll section complete!

    There are use cases where a route starts or ends from locations like gas stations or rest areas along highways. Then it could happen that these locations are in the…

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  • We did it again

    The demands on our product PTV Developer increase, whether it’s more features, better performance, or enhanced security. Regular updates and changes to APIs are not only inevitable but crucial for…

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  • Adapting to the new compartment parameter in Route Optimization OptiFlow API

    PTV Route Optimization OptiFlow API is continuously improving with new features that enhance logistics efficiency and effectiveness for clients. This update outlines some important changes related to vehicle configurations that…

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  • Dirt roads instead of highways?

    Highways are not always the first choice for a routing. For example when it comes to farming, not all agricultural vehicles are built for highways. They are designed for rugged…

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  • Speed up or slow down

    Distance and driving time are key characteristics for a route. While the distance is relatively static to calculate, many factors influence the driving time: The used vehicle, speed limits, typical…

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