Transport Hybrid Routing

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Transport Hybrid Routing is a logistics planning strategy that integrates various routing methods (static and dynamic) and potentially multiple transport modes to optimize transport routes in terms of cost, time and resource efficiency. Static routes are based on long-term planning data, while dynamic adjustments respond in real time to traffic information, delays and changes in demand.

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