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by Yann Bartesch
Mon Apr 13, 2026 2:19 pm
Forum: PTV xRouteServer / DEV.Routing API
Topic: CO2: ‘Hybrid ratio’ is taken into account when using Actual (total) tour consumption for CO2 calculations
Replies: 2
Views: 1172

Re: CO2: ‘Hybrid ratio’ is taken into account when using Actual (total) tour consumption for CO2 calculations

Hi all,

Yes, you are absolutely right.
There was an issue in our emissions calculation when applying the hybrid ratio to actual fuel and electricity consumption. Your assumption was indeed correct.
We have now fixed this, and the correction will be available in the next version.

Note: this issue ...
by Yann Bartesch
Fri Apr 03, 2026 3:12 pm
Forum: PTV xRouteServer / DEV.Routing API
Topic: xRoute: electricityConsumption validation for electric vehicles when using VehicleParametersAtWaypoint
Replies: 5
Views: 10973

Re: xRoute: electricityConsumption validation for electric vehicles when using VehicleParametersAtWaypoint

Hi,

Well you found an inconsistency in our validation process, when VehicleParametersAtWaypoint is used.
Actually, we check the initial vehicle configuration before checking it for every changes you do at waypoint.
That's something wrong.

The fact that it is working for combustion is because the ...
by Yann Bartesch
Tue Mar 11, 2025 2:15 pm
Forum: PTV xLoadServer / Loading Space Optimization API
Topic: Truck versus Trailer
Replies: 2
Views: 90431

Re: Truck versus Trailer

Hi Bernd,

Indeed, it is not possible to use an unloading sequence constraint with several bins.
Actually there are several possible behaviours for this constraint.
Considering 2 bins, these 2 behaviours can be expected:

1/ we could want to get all first items in the first bin ; all the others in ...
by Yann Bartesch
Fri Sep 06, 2024 8:03 am
Forum: PTV xRouteServer / DEV.Routing API
Topic: ETA at last Waypoint (xRoute2)
Replies: 3
Views: 7728

Re: ETA at last Waypoint (xRoute2)

Hi,

But what I don't get: Why is the last service event's "startsAt" given with a value BEFORE the arrival? Or is the definition of the last waypoint's event more like a "the last thing that happens on a route is the last waypoint" and therefore the "Arrival time" is supposed to be derived via ...