Sõidukite tüübid (window)

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In this window, you make settings for the vehicle types you are dispatching. This has an impact on route optimisation and how shipments are carried out, among other things.

For instructions, see Adding a new vehicle type.

The vehicle types can, but do not have to, match the price vehicle types in the Sõidukitüübi hind registry.

The difference between vehicle type and price vehicle type

The price vehicle type forms the price basis. It is applied to the order and can be selected by the customer in the customer portal, for example. The vehicle type is used in dispatch and affects how the transport is carried out. It is basically the same, but there is a registry for each of them, so it is possible to make different settings depending on how you want to handle vehicle types that form the basis for prices and planning..

Üldine

Function	Description
Kood	Used for identification in dispatch.
Nimi	Used for identification. The name is shown in the list on the left when a new configuration is saved.
Treiler	If you specify that the vehicle type is a trailer, you should fill in your own values on the Route optimisation tab, as PTV does not have a vehicle profile only for trailers. It is not possible to route optimise trailers on their own; it is instead the vehicle pulling the trailer that is route optimised.
Taust Teksti värv	The vehicle type cannot be displayed in the shipment lists in dispatch, as only the price vehicle type and vehicle can be displayed there. These colours only apply to the Ajakava planeerimine tab in dispatch. Select colours and type something in the text field on the right to see how it will look.

Mahutavus

Laadige teave

Here you specify the maximum load capacity for this type of vehicle. Opter obtains information about capacity primarily from the vehicle itself, and secondarily from the vehicle type.

Function	Description
Kaal	The maximum weight that this type of vehicle can carry. Weight is given in kilograms (kg).
Kaubaaluste koht	The maximum number of pallet spaces in this vehicle type.
Maht	The maximum load capacity for this type of vehicle. Volume is given in cubic metres (m³).
Laadimismeeter	The maximum number of load metres for this vehicle type. The area is given in metres (m).
Lisamõõde 1 — Lisamõõde 5 (Displayed if you are using extra dimensions.)	Enter the maximum load capacity for this vehicle type for each additional dimension you use.

The standard dimensions and any additional dimensions are shown in box Allikateave in the dispatch system. At (2) in the image below, the value you have entered in, for example, field Kaal on tab Mahutavus in the vehicle register is displayed; alternatively, the value in, for example, field Kaal on tab Mahutavus in the register for vehicle types is displayed.

At (1) in the image, the total sum (e.g. of the weight) for all shipments allocated to the resource (i.e. the vehicle or driver) is shown.

Mahutavus

If the vehicle type has capacities (load types) listed here, please specify the maximum number that the vehicle type can carry. For example, these could be cargo cages, and the vehicle type may be able to carry a maximum of 8 cargo cages.

If you want to add capacities (load types) that will then be displayed here, click on Seaded > Kapatsiteedi tüübid. Give the load type a name, then enter the weight, pallet space, volume and/or load metre for that load type. For more information, see Kapatsiteedi tüübid (window).

Route optimisation

Dimensions for PTV

These values are used for route optimisation.

• If you do not select a vehicle profile and do not fill in any fields, "truck-40t" from PTV is used.

• If you select a vehicle profile and manually enter a value in any of the fields, that value applies instead of the default value from PTV.

• If the fields are left blank, PTV’s default values are used instead.

Optimising a route for larger or heavier vehicles than the profile that has been selected may result in the vehicle not actually being able to take the route calculated if, for example, there are weight restrictions on the roads or viaducts that the vehicle cannot pass under. Always check the PTV values for the vehicle profile in the corresponding XML file at https://xserver2-dashboard.cloud.ptvgroup.com/dashboard/Default.htm#Administration/FileViewer.htm.

Function	Description
Vehicle profile	Ready-made profiles from PTV with default values for the dimensions. If a profile is not selected, "truck-40t" is used. The specifications of the PTV vehicle profiles are available in the PTV xServer help. To create a customised vehicle profile, enter a name and fill in values for the dimensions. However, the profile cannot be reused on other vehicle types. The field can also be left blank and just the values filled in. Even if you want to use the default profile "truck-40t", it may be a good idea to select it in the drop-down list, otherwise it will be unclear which vehicle profile applies.
Emission class, Euro	The emission class is not taken from the PTV vehicle profile. An emission class must be selected actively here if you want to change the default setting. [Vaikimisi] = Euro 5. If you enter both Emission class, Euro and Emission class, CO2 (EU) (drop-down list below), the following EU Directives apply If you enter Euro 6, Euro 7 or Euro EEV, you must enter Emission class, CO2 (EU) 2, 3 or 4.
Emission class, CO2 (EU)	The CO2 emission class is an EU requirement. The emission class is not taken from the PTV vehicle profile. An emission class must be selected actively here if you want to change the default setting. [Vaikimisi] = 1. If the vehicle type is electric, please check that the field Fuel consumption (per 100 km) on the tab Emissions contains updated information and that the fuel consumption is indicated in "kWh/100 km". The unit of the fuel is set in the fuel register. Enter 'kWh'. If you select both Emission class, CO2 (EU) and Emission class, Euro (from the drop-down menu above), the following EU directives apply: If you enter Emission class, CO2 (EU) 2, 3 or 4, you must enter Emission class, EuroEuro 6, Euro 7 or Euro EEV.
Total weight (kg)	truck-40t (default): 40,000
Max. axle pressure (kg)	truck-40t (default): 10,000
Number of axles	truck-40t (default): 5
Height (cm)	truck-40t (default): –
Length (cm)	truck-40t (default): 1,875
Width (cm)	truck-40t (default): –
Cylinder volume (ccm)	truck-40t (default): –
Height above front axle (cm)	truck-40t (default): –
Prioritised bearing capacity classes	Here you can choose whether route optimisation should take road load-bearing classes into account, and if so, which load-bearing classes should be given priority. Roads with classifications marked not are penalised by the value you specify for Bonus value. [puudub]: All roads are considered equivalent regardless of their classification. [Kõik]: All bearing capacity classes in the list are prioritised. Roads without any of these classifications are penalised. BK_1-BK_4: Swedish bearing capacity classes. More information is available on the Swedish Transport Administration's website. HAZARDOUS_GOODS: Roads to be used for the transport of dangerous goods. Applies to all countries except the USA. TRUCK_UNSPECIFIED: Roads for unspecified lorries. TUNNEL_RESTRICTION_CODE_B-TUNNEL_RESTRICTION_CODE_E: Tunnel restriction codes according to ADR. Mark the tunnels through which the goods may pass so that other tunnels are penalised. For example, if the goods have the restriction code 'C', they cannot pass through tunnels of categories C, D and E. In this case, tick C, D and E in the list. For more information, see Dangerous goods and on the MSB website. LOCAL_TRANSPORTATION: Local roads for lorries. DE_LONG_TRUCK: Roads for long lorries. Applies to Germany. NL_LONG_TRUCK: Roads for long lorries. Applies to the Netherlands. HERE_FUNCTIONAL_ROAD_CLASS_1_OVERRIDE, and HERE_FUNCTIONAL_ROAD_CLASS_2_OVERRIDE: Roads that can be used to avoid long detours if certain parts of a route are prohibited for lorries. Applies to Europe. PRIVATE_ROADS: Private roads not maintained by public institutions. More information on the classifications is available on the PTV website. There are more bearing classes than those listed here, but they cannot be selected in Opter. Database fields: VHT_PreferredRoutes
Bonus value	Enter a value between 0 and -100. The value indicates how much less weight is given to roads that do not have the bearing capacity classes you specified above.
Particle filter installed	truck-40t (default): –
Take limitations, such as vehicle heights at viaducts and vehicle weights at bridges, into account when calculating distances. Recommended for trucks and other large vehicles. May lead to longer calculation times.	: The route is calculated on roads that allow the vehicle dimensions indicated above, and taking into account the priority classes of carrying capacity. It may not be the shortest route between sender and recipient. : The shortest route is used, irrespective of the vehicle's dimensions or load capacity classes. This may mean that the driver has to take a different route in reality than the one shown in Opter, for example if the vehicle is too high to get under a bridge. This means that the arrival times shown in the route optimisation are more uncertain.

Marsruudi optimeerimise seaded

It is only for internal Opter use, and should not be used. Even if a row is added and a value is entered in the table, such as "Service time per stop 180 seconds", it is not used in the route optimisation.

Emissions

In this tab you make settings so that Opter can calculate CO2 emissions. For more information, see CO2 emissions in grams, overview, Settings for CO2 emission calculations (and CO2 emissions in tonnes).

Function	Description
CO2 emissions (g/km)	CO2 emissions of the vehicle type in grams per km. If you enter Fuel, Fuel consumption (per 100 km) and CO2 emissions (g/km), Opter will use the value in the CO2 emissions (g/km) field to calculate CO2 emissions for shipments and orders. If you want Opter to calculate the CO2 emissions of the vehicle type itself (in g/km), leave the field CO2 emissions (g/km) empty and fill in the fields Fuel and Fuel consumption (per 100 km). The data on CO2 emissions is taken firstly from the vehicle, secondly from the vehicle type and thirdly from the price vehicle type. If the shipment is subcontracted, the CO2 emissions data will be obtained firstly from the subcontractor and secondly from the price vehicle type. For more information, see Settings for CO2 emission calculations.
Fuel	Vehicle type’s fuel. The CO2 emissions of the fuel must be entered in the fuel register. For more information, see Settings for CO2 emission calculations.
Fuel consumption (per 100 km)	Average fuel consumption of the vehicle type in the selected unit per 100 km. The unit is set in the fuel registry. Example: 0.8 litres per mile = 8 litres/100 km. If you enter Fuel, Fuel consumption (per 100 km) and CO2 emissions (g/km), Opter will use the value in the CO2 emissions (g/km) field to calculate CO2 emissions for shipments and orders. If you want Opter to calculate the CO2 emissions of the vehicle type itself (in g/km), leave the field CO2 emissions (g/km) empty and fill in the fields Fuel and Fuel consumption (per 100 km). The data on CO2 emissions is taken firstly from the vehicle, secondly from the vehicle type and thirdly from the price vehicle type. If the shipment is subcontracted, the CO2 emissions data will be obtained firstly from the subcontractor and secondly from the price vehicle type. For more information, see Settings for CO2 emission calculations.
Capacity converted into pricing weight (kg)	This field is used if you want to take into account the pricing weight of the order compared to the capacity of the vehicle type. For more information, see Settings for CO2 emission calculations.

See also

• Adding a new vehicle type

• Sõidukitüübi hind (window)

• Vehicle profiles for route optimisation