Side-Constraint Routing

Quelle: https://developers.google.com/optimization/routing/side_constraints

Side-Constraint Routing in logistics refers to a variant of routing or vehicle routing problems where, in addition to primary objectives like minimizing travel distance or cost, auxiliary constraints such as vehicle capacity, time windows, driver qualifications, or regulatory requirements are taken into account.

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