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Route planning, navigation, isochrones and network analysis.

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Choose a routing engine for your travel mode

A route is a result of network data, access rules and a cost model. Start with the travel mode and region you need to support. Directions, travel-time matrices, map matching and reachable-area analysis are separate requirements; confirm each one against the engine and deployment you intend to use.

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Routes, matrices and map matching

OSRM exposes routing, table and matching services over a prepared road network. Evaluate its profiles and data preparation process alongside the API response your application needs.

Travel modes and reachable areas

Valhalla includes routing, isochrones and time-distance matrices. Test its costing options on local examples, including access restrictions and connections between transport modes.

Hosted location services

Include HERE in a hosted-service evaluation when maintaining a routing backend is outside your scope. Verify the specific travel modes, geographic coverage, traffic data and commercial terms you need with the provider.

Before you choose

  • Keep a test set of known routes, restrictions and difficult endpoints.
  • Check how network updates reach production and how long rebuilds take.
  • Budget separately for routing, address search and map display.

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References · Reviewed 7 October 2026

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