Category: PTV Developer
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Charging-aware EV Route Optimization
Electric vans and trucks now run city logistics every day. Access rules are tighter, and many urban areas require zero-emission vehicles. These vehicles have a limited range and cannot “refuel anywhere.” Planning must include battery capacity, energy use, and charging options.…
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New rate limits for Routing API are now live
The new per-second rate limits for our Routing API that we announced on July 29 are now officially in effect.
What’s now active?
We switched from per-minute to per-second rate limits. This allows for more precise traffic control and better system stability.…
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CO₂-Based Truck Toll Scenario for Netherlands 2026
PTV Developer API now support the upcoming Dutch CO₂-based truck toll. This enables planners and engineers to calculate Dutch toll costs per route and vehicle ahead of the go-live on July 1, 2026, when the Eurovignette in the Netherlands ends.
Start testing and integrating now
Developers can now test and implement the new toll calculation.…
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New rate limits for Routing API, effective October 13, 2025
We’re making some important updates to how our Routing API handles traffic. These changes will go into effect on October 13, 2025, and are designed to make our services more reliable and responsive.
What is changing?
We are switching from per-minute to per-second rate limits.…
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Route Optimization OptiFlow API: Stop Concurrency
With the update of Route Optimization OptiFlow API Version 1.4 we introduced the feature Stop Concurrency. This powerful feature optimizes truck routes by considering location-specific constraints like dock availability, package throughput, and charging points for electric vehicles.…
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Optimization: Task-Based Loading Incompatibilities
We’ve introduced a new feature to the Route Optimization OptiFlow API: Task Loading Incompatibility Constraints. This enhancement builds on the existing Order Loading Incompatibility Constraints, allowing restrictions to be applied specifically to either pickup or delivery tasks — rather than the entire order.…