Compare route changes using measurement records

Record a baseline with the same load and delivery conditions; change one factor and measure again.

6 March 2025Updated 23 September 2026

Short answer

Before comparing, fix product and lot, loading state, vehicle/container, sensor point, route, stops and acceptance metric. Record baseline trips, change one route factor, then collect timing and product or air measurements at the same points. If weather, load or device differs, do not count the result as direct improvement; report the difference and scope.

Measurement records support route improvement only when trips are comparable. Define baseline conditions and decision measures in advance.

Document the baseline route

Record product, load, container, sensor location, stop sequence, waits and delivery times. Distinguish product readings from ambient readings.

Choose one change. Change one route element, such as stop order or delivery window. Keep the product measurement and acceptance method unchanged.

Match similar conditions. Flag differences in load quantity, ambient conditions, vehicle or instrument. Do not pool trips with different conditions as if they were equivalent.