The ability to geocode in a country is dependent upon the road data coverage and the geocoding precision of the geocoding service. Certain trucks may want to avoid roads that have steep gradients.īing Maps supports truck routing in the countries/regions indicated in the table below.Highways often have a separate speed limit for trucks.Longer trucks have difficulty making tight turns.Tunnels often have restrictions on flammable or hazardous materials.Bridges have heights and weight limits.This is important as not all trucks can travel the same routes as other vehicles. The Bing Maps Truck Routing API provides travel routes which take truck attributes such as size, weight and type of cargo. Traffic incident text is provided in the primary language of the country where the incident occurs.
Traffic incidents are provided by APIs such as the Bing Maps Traffic API and Bing Maps V8 Web Control Traffic Module. Traffic incidents are reports of traffic issues, such as the report of an accident. Traffic flow is can also used by the routing APIs. Traffic flow can be illustrated by lines of color representing different levels of traffic congestion that display on a Bing map. Please visit the map to assess if the current version meets the needs of your application.īing Maps APIs provide traffic coverage for the countries indicated in the coverage table. These roads have not been verified for accuracy. Major Roads Only - At a minimum, the country/region coverage includes major roads. Please visit the map to assess if the current version meets the needs of your application. Most often, these roads have not been verified for accuracy. Remote areas may lack some road information.įair - At a minimum, the country/region has major road data available as well as some detailed road data. Good - The country/region has detailed road data available in most populated centers and most of these have been verified for accuracy. Road Data / Routing (Driving and Walking)
The following table contains details about coverage for Bing Maps contains different levels of geographic coverage for every country/region in the world.
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