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Hi Peter,<br>
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I would like to ask if it's possible to include the vehicle bearing
(as taken from gps) at the routing calculations?<br>
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Let me give an example of the problem which is important for mobile
routing.<br>
Let's assume that we are with a car in a 2-way road facing right and
we want to perform routing with 'start' our position and 'end' a
point far behind (left) on the road.<br>
Now GH (as it is a 2-way road) indicates a straight path connecting
the 2 points, i.e. in reality to turn around.<br>
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That may be possible with bike or foot, but we're using a car, we
cannot simply turn around.<br>
The logical path would seem to move forward till the next turn in
order to be able to go back at your destination.<br>
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So is it somehow possible to use also the car bearing at our
calculations?<br>
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