Category: PTV Developer

The newest version of Vector Map Overlays provides now traffic pattern data for the vector map. You can just add the layers to your style.json to show it in your vector map.

Our Tutorial shows you step by step how to implement it. Or you just try the Showcase, which will grow when we add additional data over time.…

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Since Matrix Routing API V1.5.0, you can define your own date and time as a reference for toll prices, when calculating time-independent matrices. This can be done by using the new options[tollTime] parameter, instead of considering the default date (Monday of the current week at noon).…

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Incorporating electric vehicles (EVs) into your logistics solutions is no longer just an option – it’s more and more a necessity. We enhanced the PTV Developer Routing API to also cover specialized routing needs for electric trucks and vans.…

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In the new version of the PTV Developer Geocoding & Places  API V1.12.5 we added a new feature for the Suggestions by Text endpoint.

This endpoint now also returns suggestions for long postal codes.

The Suggestions by Text endpoint allows to build an interactive address input:

• While the user is typing in the input field for Locations by Text, the frontend can automatically obtain suggestions and display them to the user.

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What are Vector Map Overlays? By using overlays for the vector map you can add additional vector data to your base vector map.

We have developed a new service which delivers this additional data and provides you with truck restriction data in vector format.…

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Today, low-emission zones are being introduced more and more frequently in cities and urban areas. Established in areas where air pollution levels exceed the acceptable standards, these zones ensure an improvement of air quality by either restricting or prohibiting the entry for high emitting vehicles.…

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