PTV Group - Logistics Forum

Thanks for the quick reply Joost; one final clarification if I may? You mention a couple of times in your response that it is not uncommon that time dependent speed limits do not specify a reason . I am not familiar with where the 'reason' is specified, what are typical values of this reason? Kind R...

Hi, Just to come back on the time of day speed limits You indicate you have available in your model if there is a time dependent speed limit, but not the actual times the limits apply to. Can you advise on the reason for the inclusion of a time-dependent limit in the data? For example are all time-d...

Thank you very much Bernd & Marco.

Your (as usual) quick & helpful responses are much appreciated

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Hello, We are implementing xLocateServer on a VM scaleset on Microsoft Azure & would be interested in some recommendations so that we can achieve the best performance - What is a reasonably safe queue length setting and maximum number of query threads for a machine with the spec of our VMs - Ini...

Hi, As an example of the issue with regards to variable speed limits I am attaching a picture of a road in Sydney that we are receiving an indication that the speed limit is 40kph - the 2 red circles show where the variable speed limit applies In reality this road has a speed limit of 70 kph except ...

Hi Both, Many thanks for your (as usual) very quick response! A few quick follow-ups if I may 1) Do you have data for the examples (vehicle type/weather/time of day) for Australia also? 2) I'm not sure I fully understood the answer to 'time of day' a) Are you saying you have time dependent speed lim...

Hi, Can you advise whether the speed limits available do (or can) take into account variables such as the time of day, weather conditions, vehicle type - vehicle type (e.g. passenger vehicles are 60kmh but trucks are 40kmh in the same stretch of road at all times) - weather based (e.g. in dry condit...

Thank you Bernd, I believe so. I don't think I've ever had support this quickly, my thanks. kevin

Thank you for your quick response Bernd!

We have made no changes to the default sort order so does this mean repeated calls to xLocate with the same Post Code will always return the same sets of Lat/Long co-ordinates in the same order? We need to be sure we will always get the same results

When xLocate is called to return a lat long from an postal address, where there is more than one result returned (quite normal), do the results always get returned in the same order? (i.e. if application code always used the first result in the list, would this be the same lat long every time?)