Diversion Routing in Heavy Cargo Logistics

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Diversion routing in heavy cargo logistics refers to the process of redirecting oversized or overweight shipments onto alternative transport corridors or modes due to infrastructure constraints, traffic congestion, or regulatory requirements. The objective is to avoid bottlenecks, optimize delivery schedules, and ensure the safe handling of heavy goods.

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