Route Intelligence: The Future of OS/OW Transport
A comprehensive guide to transforming route surveying, constraint analysis, and permit documentation for the modern heavy haul industry.
Executive Summary
Why the industry is shifting from GPS navigation to route intelligence
The Constraint Model
How to build a comprehensive constraint database for your operations
Case Studies
Real-world implementations and measurable outcomes
Implementation Roadmap
Step-by-step guide to adopting route intelligence
Field measurements and public data, side by side
Every structure on the route is reviewed against two sources: what your crew measured in the field with MeasurePRO, and what is published for that location — the US National Bridge Inventory (FHWA), Québec MTMD vertical clearances, Ontario MTO structures and OpenStreetMap. RoadScope puts both on the same route record, so the comparison is visible structure by structure, per lane where the public source publishes it.
- Missed structures — Published records along the corridor reveal bridges, culverts and overpasses the field survey did not capture.
- Errors in either source — A measured clearance and a published one that disagree are shown together, so the discrepancy gets investigated instead of trusted blindly.
- Per-lane clearances — Where a public source publishes clearance per lane (Québec MTMD), RoadScope shows every lane, not just the lowest value.
28 pages | PDF format | Updated Q4 2024
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