Accessible transport
Plan each journey around what the passenger needs, with suitable accessibility and assistance without reducing the person to those needs.
Context and roles
A different vehicle, shifted pickup or changed assistance can affect the outbound journey, destination, return and later passengers.
A morning route includes passengers with different vehicle and assistance needs.
Accessibility, seating, mobility aids and required assistance must fit each journey.
Pickup window, arrival time and any return journey remain connected as one chain.
The situation
A morning route includes passengers with different vehicle and assistance needs.
What changesThe replacement vehicle does not suit every journey, and a quick swap can break later pickup windows.
How the choice takes shapeThe planner compares workable reallocations and confirms only when accessibility, assistance and timing work across the complete chain.
Record time windows, vehicle attributes, mobility aids and agreed assistance.
Record time windows, vehicle attributes, mobility aids and agreed assistance.
Compare vehicles and journey combinations with every passenger and subsequent journey visible.
Accountable decision
The transport or care organisation determines suitable support; the planner confirms the vehicle, timing and journey combination.
Routeez shows how vehicle requirements, assistance, time windows and connected journeys affect each other.
The transport or care organisation determines suitable support; the planner confirms the vehicle, timing and journey combination.
Vehicle and assistance requirements do not disappear when plans change.
A change to the outbound journey is also reviewed against arrival, return and subsequent planning.
Implementation in manageable steps
Start with one familiar transport day where vehicles, drivers, support and journey pairs are visible.
Use only accessibility and assistance details needed for planning.
Compare the current approach with a vehicle outage, delay or changed return journey.
Pilot validation
The pilot uses familiar data and exceptions to assess whether the approach provides enough context for an accountable decision.
Before confirmation, planners see whether vehicle, mobility aids and assistance fit.
A local change does not break a connected journey or later pickup window.
Bring visits, availability and appointments into a proposal that the planner reviews and confirms.
Explore the featureCompare travel, stop order and time windows without reducing every constraint to distance.
Explore the featureUse current availability, roles and working areas in the same context as planning.
Explore the feature
A return trip depends on the appointment, vehicle, assistance and an uncertain finish. Plan trip pairs as one assignment and show alternatives before confirmation.
An absence or urgent request causes a chain reaction. Limit the impact with priorities, a frozen horizon and one shared change process.
Time windows protect care appointments, handoffs and deliveries. Treating every window as equally strict removes the room needed to build a workable route.
Accessible transport
Bring a representative route, its support requirements and one real disruption.
Discuss a transport pilot