Inserting intermediate points into a vehicle route

You may insert intermediate points into a vehicle route. Subsequently, you can change the routing process (Changing routing procedure via intermediate points). When you add a destination section, it is highlighted by default and a colored band shows the course of the link. This identifies the following possibilities:

You can add additional destination sections for the routing decisions (Defining parking routes).

When you select a destination section, it is highlighted by default and a colored band indicates the course of the road. This identifies the following possibilities:

You may move the destination section.
You can add intermediate points on the vehicle route before the marked destination section.

Notes:

You can specify that you need not press the Ctrl key when adding network objects (Right-click behavior and action after creating an object).
For some network objects there are windows in which the attributes of a network object can be defined and edited. There are lists for this, for all network objects. You can choose whether you want to open a window, a list or neither of the two for the definition of network objects in the Network Editor (Right-click behavior and action after creating an object).

1. Make sure that the network object type Vehicle Routes is selected on the network object sidebar.

2. Click the destination section of the vehicle route into which you want to insert the intermediate points.

The link sequence is shown as a colored band.

3. Keep the Ctrl key pressed and right-click the desired positions for intermediate points on the colored band of the vehicle route.

The intermediate points are added.

4. If you do not wish to add any additional intermediate points or destination sections, click on the free space in the Network Editor.

Superordinate topic:

Modeling vehicle routes, partial vehicle routes, and routing decisions