Minimizing empty kilometres

Carriers are already good at minimizing empty kilometres - tight route networks, repeat lanes, experienced planners who know their corridors.

But even a well-optimized fleet leaves some on the table, especially on tenders with hundreds of lanes where it's easy to miss that a nearby pickup or return route already exists somewhere else in your network. Nobody's manually checking every lane against every other lane for overlaps, let alone combinations of two or three.

We built this into Routly directly - while pricing a tender, the system flags nearby pickup/drop-off points from your own existing lanes, including multiple leg combinations, so overlaps surface automatically instead of relying on someone remembering it.

If this is a familiar problem, send us a message - we're happy to show how it works.