Route Merging
With YUKAtrack's latest feature, users can merge routes, paths, and sections using the YUKAtrack app. What does this mean in detail? What are the benefits for users when merging routes? We will explain in detail here how merging works and what advantages it brings for YUKAtrack users.
When is route merging used?
Route merging is used when unpredictable events or occurrences, such as traffic congestion, accidents, road damage, or traffic checks, occur. Due to highly precise GPS tracking, all stops are displayed as individual routes. To simplify this while ensuring accuracy, the route merging feature was developed and made available for YUKAtrack users. Route merging is only possible when the stops are based on the same direction as the already traveled path. This ensures that the data is not distorted – by merging routes, you will receive accurate reports of your traveled and merged routes.
Route Merging – Benefits for YUKAtrack Users
By merging routes, all trips that are shown as individual paths can be combined into a single route. This is only possible if the individual route sections are in the same direction as the previously traveled path. Traveled routes are accurately documented and also displayed visually. Another benefit is that YUKAtrack users receive correctly maintained route analyses and logbook reports.
Route Merging – Conclusion
Our development team is continuously working to improve our systems and features. Updates are always provided to YUKAtrack users free of charge. With the latest update, a new feature was added – route merging. This is a very useful and important new feature. With the new function, you can merge routes – ensuring that you receive accurate route analyses, evaluations, and logbook reports at all times."
