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Per impostare una fermata lungo un percorso, ad esempio per un ritiro o un abbandono, designa un punto di passaggio come punto di sosta. A tale scopo, utilizza la proprietà vehicleStopover
di un waypoint,
Waypoint (REST) o
Waypoint (gRPC).
Questa impostazione garantisce che il percorso calcolato non inizi o termini su una strada
non adatta al ritiro e al reso, ad esempio un'autostrada o un tunnel.
Considera la situazione in cui una strada di superficie sovrappassa una strada all'interno di un tunnel.
Se specifichi un punto di passaggio situato nel punto in cui le due strade si intersecano (come mostrato su una mappa), il percorso risultante inizierà o terminerà sulla strada o nel tunnel. Questo risultato presenta un problema perché non puoi fermarti nelle gallerie per effettuare pickup o drop-off.
Se vuoi utilizzare il waypoint per un ritiro o un abbandono, imposta il campo vehicleStopover
su true
per assicurarti che il percorso risultante inizi o finisca su una strada che consenta i ritiri e gli abbandoni.
L'esempio seguente mostra come impostare la proprietà
vehicleStopover
:
{
"origin":{
"location":{
"latLng":{
"latitude": 37.419734,
"longitude": -122.0827784
}
},
"vehicleStopover": true
},
...
}
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Ultimo aggiornamento 2025-06-20 UTC.
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