1. Purpose
- Allows the user to create fixed routes and assign vehicles responsible for those routes.
- Enables the user to quickly select a list of customer locations (corresponding to checkpoints) to assign to vehicles.
- Allows the user to assign a responsible vehicle while creating a route — each vehicle is assigned to a fixed route.
- Displays the complete list of routes created by the user and allows filtering by route name or vehicle license plate.
2. Implementation conditions
- The user is assigned the VN42 option.
3. Implementation instructions
- Go to the path: Route Manager / Route Information.
- The function screen consists of three sections:

- Fleet Information section:
The user can search using the following criteria:
All Fleets: Default is all fleets; the user can click the icon to select a specific fleet.
All Vehicles: Default is all vehicles within the fleet; the user can click the icon to select specific vehicles.
Route Name: Quickly search by route name.
- Route Information section:
Route Name column: Displays the list of created routes.
Route Details Table:
Route Name: The route selected by the user for lookup.
Route Code: Automatically generated by the system.
Total Distance: The total estimated distance of the route through all defined checkpoints (displayed based on map estimation).
Starting Point: The position of the first checkpoint on the route.
Intermediate Points: The positions of the checkpoints along the route that the vehicle passes through.
Ending Point: The position of the last checkpoint on the route.
Assigned Vehicles: The list of vehicles assigned to the route.
to print report
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- Add, Edit, Delete Route section: Allows the user to perform the following actions:

to set the starting point for the route. When clicking on the map, a marker will appear at the selected location.
a popup will be displayed:
- Click Search to select the starting point from the previously created checkpoints, or right-click on the map to create a new checkpoint for the route.
to set the ending point for the route (similar to how the starting point is selected).
to set the intermediate points for the route (similar to selecting the starting and ending points).
