Total vehicle miles traveled can be minimized using ArcLogistics Route. By reducing unnecessary and preventable route activity, ArcLogistics Route contributes to cleaner air by minimizing total vehicle emissions, as it reduces operating costs and improves customer service.
GIS routing solution
Traditional route optimization software depends on Euclidean or as-the-crow-flies distance measurements to determine ideal route sequencing. This can be extremely inaccurate and often results in gross underestimates of mileage. ArcLogistics Route, the premier geographic information system (GIS)-based routing solution, utilizes true street network topology to more accurately model time and distance.
Logical topology-based networks include variables such as overpasses, underpasses, one-way streets, speed limits and turn restriction conditions. The ability to visualize the interrelation between logistical and topographic factors provides better interpretation of data and improves the decision-making process involved in creating routes. When combined with state-of-the-art optimization techniques, this results in more practical and efficient route planning.
The GIS-based approach to route planning loads street and highway information in the form of X-Y coordinates from a geometric network database. This information is then presented to route optimization personnel as a map, where it can be accessed and manipulated with ease and clarity.
On time, all the time
ArcLogistics Route gives users the flexibility to have a second time window for service, and to set a grace period within which an order can be serviced and still be considered on time. Orders can be prioritized so that those of highest importance get routed first. It also allows second-day routing, which is helpful for users who need to route their vehicles past midnight. ArcLogistics Route ships with Crystal Reports and Dynamap/Transportation street data from GDT for use in the United States.
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