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Waste Collection Route Planning

Vehicle routing and scheduling is used to efficiently collect waste within cities. Routing involves mapping out the unique routes vehicles will take to collect waste from bins and deliver it to disposal sites. Scheduling calculates the arrival time for each stop and assigns driver shifts adhering to work hours and break requirements. The objective is to minimize costs through efficient utilization of vehicles and personnel.

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Waste Collection Route Planning

Vehicle routing and scheduling is used to efficiently collect waste within cities. Routing involves mapping out the unique routes vehicles will take to collect waste from bins and deliver it to disposal sites. Scheduling calculates the arrival time for each stop and assigns driver shifts adhering to work hours and break requirements. The objective is to minimize costs through efficient utilization of vehicles and personnel.

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VEHICLE ROUTING AND

SCHEDULING
OBJECTIVES

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INTRODUCTION

Collection of waste is an important logistic activity


within any city. Vehicle routing and scheduling utilizes the
collection of waste in an efficient way. Its concern is finding
cost optimal routes for garbage trucks such that all garbage
bins are emptied and the waste is driven to disposal sites
while respecting customer time windows and ensuring that
drivers are given the breaks that the law requires.
ROUTING

The process of mapping out the unique ways


that one or more vehicles will take while they
deliver or collect stock from each of their stop
points. This involves considering the sequence of
stops, and the ways that will be taken by each
vehicle to successfully achieve this outcome.
SCHEDULING

The process of calculating and assigning


an arrival time for each stop, with drivers
being assigned shifts that adhere to working
hours
IMPORTANCE

The objective of most routing and scheduling


problems is to minimize the total cost of providing the
service. This includes vehicle capital costs, mileage, and
personnel costs.
It is also used to improve efficiency through
maximum utilization of transportation equipment and
personnel is a major concern,
CONCLUSION

Vehicle routing and scheduling utilizes the collection of waste in


an efficient way. Routing is the process of mapping out the unique ways
that one or more vehicles will take while they deliver or collect stock
from each of their stop points. Scheduling is the process of calculating
and assigning an arrival time for each stop, with drivers being assigned
shifts that adhere to working hours.
Vehicle routing and scheduling is important because it is used to
improve efficiency through maximum utilization of transportation
equipment and personnel is a major concern.
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Buhrkal, K., Larsen, A., & Ropke, S. (2012). The Waste Collection Vehicle Routing Problem with Time Windows in a City
Logistics Context. Elsevier, 241-254. Retrieved from
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877042812005721

Routing, Scheduling and Route Optimization. (2016, July 29). Retrieved from truckstops:
https://www.truckstopsrouting.com/us/routing-scheduling-route-optimisation-whats-difference/

Vehicle Routing and Scheduling. (n.d.). Retrieved from Scribd: https://www.scribd.com/doc/22578509/Chapter-7-Vehicle-


Routing-and-Scheduling

Vehicle Routing and Scheduling. (2000). Retrieved from Tutorial Outline:


http://wps.prenhall.com/wps/media/objects/9434/9660836/online_tutorials/heizer10e_tut5.pdf

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