PC*MILER gives users the ability to enter and save up to 12 via points between an origin and destination to guide a route along user-preferred roads.      ...

Part of the power of PC*MILER is its ability to generate many different routes between the same origin and destinations, based on your needs and preferences...

Once a trip has been generated, any point along the route on the map can be dragged onto another road in order to re-route the trip. NOTE: When Hub Rout...

Time-based routing integrates road restrictions that are active only during specific times. These restrictions are enabled when you select an arrival or dep...

PC*MILER can optimize the order of stops in the active route window to minimize the total time (when using Practical routing), the total distance (when usin...

Least Cost routing uses the costs you enter—such as fuel cost per mile and labor cost per hour—to generate a series of possible routes with distance, time a...

Hub Routing generates routes from a single starting place (origin) to multiple destinations. This type of route calculation gets its name from the image of ...

By default, PC*MILER generates routes and mileage for large, heavy trucks of a particular size and weight (in North America, 5-axle tractor-semitrailer comb...

A truck-restricted road, as determined by the controlling governmental authority, prohibits trucks larger than a certain size and weight. A truck-discourage...

To designate a stop as arriving empty or loaded: 1.  In the route window, right click a stop on the stop list. 2.  Uncheck Loaded. Select this optio...