Ridgeway Waste Solutions · Example project
Recover the day’s dispatch
Replace an unavailable vehicle with a feasible plan that respects capacity and collection windows.
Ridgeway Waste SolutionsYou are reviewing an earlier step. Current records are preserved.
Step 1 of 5
Three stops. One working day.
Introduce an unavailable vehicle without losing the existing commitments.
Market Square, West Workshops and Riverside Depot need a total of eight tonnes collected. The planning clock starts at 8:00 AM.
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The starting situation
Today’s collection schedule
Market Square, West Workshops and Riverside Depot need a total of eight tonnes collected. The planning clock starts at 8:00 AM.
How this works and what it proves
Fixed rules compare vehicle capacity, travel time and collection deadlines. An infeasible plan cannot be applied. Your approved choice updates all three example assignments together, with safe retry after an interrupted handoff.
- Feasibility uses explicit vehicle capacity, travel minutes and collection deadlines. This is a comparison of three plans, not a global route optimizer.
- Each stop takes 20 minutes. Every collection must appear exactly once, and arrival must meet its deadline.
- Modeled plan cost = driving minutes × $1.20 + $45 per assigned vehicle. It is an illustrative operating cost, not cash saved or earned revenue.
- Traffic, breaks, legal duty limits and live vehicle locations are outside this fixture. No dispatch message is sent.
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The workflow, at a glance
Three commitments reassigned after an explicit dispatcher approval.
- Schedule
- Outage
- Compare
- Approve
- Assigned