Transit Station Scheduling

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Transit station scheduling involves planning and assigning arrival, departure, and transfer times for cargo and transport vehicles at intermediate stations within a supply chain or transport network, aiming to optimize resource utilization, minimize dwell time, and ensure a smooth flow of goods.

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