multi-waypoint route
[ˈmʌlti ˈweɪpɔɪnt ruːt]
nounpl: multi-waypoint routes
rota com múltiplos pontos de passagem
1. A travel or navigation path that includes multiple intermediate destinations or checkpoints between a starting point and final destination
The delivery driver used a multi-waypoint route to visit all customers on his list efficiently.
O motorista de entrega usou uma rota com múltiplos pontos de passagem para visitar todos os clientes da sua lista eficientemente.
2. In GPS and navigation systems, a route defined by several waypoints that the user must pass through in sequence
Google Maps allows you to create a multi-waypoint route by adding up to 25 stops.
O Google Maps permite que você crie uma rota com múltiplos pontos de passagem adicionando até 25 paradas.
3. A planned journey in logistics, transportation, or tourism that connects multiple locations
The tour company organized a multi-waypoint route through five European cities.
A empresa de turismo organizou uma rota com múltiplos pontos de passagem através de cinco cidades europeias.
The term is increasingly important in Brazil with the growth of logistics apps like 99Food, iFood, and Loggi, which use multi-waypoint route optimization. In the USA, it's commonly associated with Google Maps and ride-sharing services. The concept reflects modern urbanization and the demand for efficient delivery services in both countries.
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