The cargo companies organize their network that consists of clustering, sorting and routing so that they can reduce delivery times and increase work efficiency. The process encompasses the following key stages:
Carriers perform collection tours in which they collect the parcels from the sender and deliver them to the sorting center that is near to them.
The parcels are weighed, assigned to the respective regions and gathered for loading in front of the truck loading station. Carriers bunch together the goods of several customers to fill truck space more efficiently and cut the transportation costs.
Drivers supply the probability route of long-distance haulage by moving a group of packages from the sending agency to the receiving agency.
The unloading, sorting based on the delivery area, and loading vehicles in an orderly manner that makes the process efficient are what goods in transit do
The couriers kick-start their tours, complying with the delivery addresses for each packet. The other drivers will aggregate additional information during their tours, following the same process of the optimized delivery method.