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Mikhail Smirnov2021-04-15 17:58:41
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Mikhail Smirnov, 2021-04-15 17:58:41

What service can be used to build a route based on several points in time?

Good afternoon!

There is such a task in terms of logistics
. There is a delivery vehicle with several addresses:
1. Moscow, Dmitrovskoe highway 52,
2. Moscow, Dubninskaya 46
3. Moscow, Pleshcheeva st. 19

It is required to build a route at the addresses and calculate approximately the time from point to
point 2: 15 minutes or arrival time (17:15)
Point 2 - Point 3: 35 minutes or arrival time (17:50)

I would like to send a list of addresses in json and get a list with time intervals

. Are there services that have such functionality?

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Sergey Pankov, 2021-04-15
@trapwalker

I did something similar based on this project:
project-osrm.org
It is open source and I deployed a service instance in my docker.
You can customize the road graph for yourself using lua scripts. Geodata source - OSM.
Yandex also has a service, but it is plated, although, they say, it’s not bad and knows how to take into account traffic jams.
OSRM also knows how to take traffic jams into account, but it needs to somehow slip CSV with traffic jams from the outside.

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Sergey Ignatiev, 2021-06-28
@SergeyIgnatiev

Chose a system for planning routes. We went to the test immediately to two, Yandex routing and maxoptra, because maxoptra was often met in the tops, but Yandex is still not just anyone. That's how it seemed at first. We have many clients, some of the large ones are naturally high-priority, they make the main revenue for us and make a name for us. Delivery to such customers is carried out on the same day, so that no questions arise. Well, I have 100 orders for the day, 7 machines went into operation. Yandex just decides, as the system decides, who to throw on the route and who not. This is very strange, as for me, there must be some kind of function for this kind of situations. In maxoptra, orders have a priority parameter, 3 levels, you just set it and the system understands who exactly should get on the flight, and who can be left. It would seem that one option, though not very great, but it makes such a big difference. In the end, of course, they didn’t choose Yandex, but it’s a laugh, companies with that name have such oak order parameters.
https://maxoptra.ru/

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