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Google has officially launched its Large Vehicle Routing (LVR) system, a routing platform built specifically for trucking and bus fleets, now generally available across the U.S. through the company’s Routes API, Route Optimization API, and Navigation SDK. The move addresses a long-standing gap in commercial routing technology. Most mapping and navigation tools are built around […]