Fallback Route

A paper fallback is a physical copy or paper document used as a backup in case digital systems or electronic records are unavailable or fail, for exam...

A prohibition on using a specific roadway or route for transport, typically imposed by road authorities for reasons such as weight or size limits, roa...

Static routing fallback refers to a mechanism in traffic management or supply chain software that reverts to predefined fixed routes when dynamic rout...

A planned, alternative flow in a logistics or supply chain process that is triggered when the primary process fails or is disrupted, in order to ensur...

A procedure to switch to an alternative carrier when the primary carrier is unavailable or fails, ensuring continuity of transportation.

A price charged for using a defined route/path in a transportation network (e.g., rail infrastructure) for transporting goods; part of the tariff stru...