Route matching, also called map matching or "snapping to roads," is the process of aligning GPS coordinates with a road network factoring in direction of travel, speed limits, and other information.
Route optimization is the process of finding the most efficient route through a series of waypoints. For example, a delivery driver might have multiple dropoffs, and you might want to find the shortest and most fuel-efficient route.
There are many geocoding APIs to choose from. In this guide, we explain some factors to consider when choosing a geocoding API, popular geocoding APIs and their pros and cons, and Radar's geocoding APIs and Maps Platform.
The USPS API is a suite of several APIs, including an address standardization API, a ZIP code lookup API, and a city/state lookup API. While authoritative, the USPS APIs can be challenging for developers to access and use.
In today's mobile-driven world, convenience store and fuel apps have the potential to offer personalized, engaging experiences that drive increased foot traffic, app engagement, and digital revenue.
While Core Location and CLRegion are undeniably powerful, they come with several limitations that can pose challenges. This blog post aims to shed light on these challenges and explore alternative solutions.
While Google Maps Platform offers a vast array of features and is backed by the power of Google, the costs and complexity of its platform can be a significant hurdle for many businesses and developers. Radar provides a cost-effective alternative.
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