Routing API v7 Developer's Guide

PrivateTransportManeuverType

A private transport could be a car , truck,or pedestrian. This type represents a maneuver relevant in those scenarios, and is derived from the abstract type ManueverType.

PrivateTransportManeuverType defines the following attributes in addition to those derived from ManeuverType:

Element	Description
`Direction`	`DirectionType` Maneuver direction hint. Can be used to display the appropriate arrow icon for the maneuver.
`Action`	`PrivateTransportActionType` Code that identifies the action for this maneuver. Does not always indicate a direction.
`RoadName`	`xs:string` Name of the road on which the maneuver begins.
`SignPost`	`xs:string` Sign text indicating the direction a driver should follow, for example, "Flughafen Berlin-Tegel, Berlin-Zentrum, Berlin-Zehlendorf, Potsdam-Zentrum, A115"
`NextRoadName`	`xs:string` Name of the next road in the route that the maneuver is heading toward.
`RoadNumber`	`xs:string` Number of the road where the maneuver starts (for example, A5, B49).
`NextRoadNumber`	`xs:string` Number of the road (such as A5, B49, etc.) towards which the maneuver is heading.
`FreewayExit`	`xs:string` Name of the freeway exit to be taken at the maneuver.
`FreewayJunction`	`xs:string` Name of the freeway junction for the current maneuver.
`TrafficTime`	common:DurationType Traffic-enabled time. Estimated time in seconds spent on the segment following this maneuver, based on the `TrafficSpeed`. The service may also account for additional time penalties, therefore this may be greater than the link length divided by the traffic speed.
`BaseTime`	common:DurationType Estimated time in seconds spent on the segment following this maneuver, without considering traffic conditions, as it is based on the `BaseSpeed`. The service may also account for additional time penalties, therefore this may be greater than the link length divided by the base speed.
`RoadShield`	`RoadShieldType` Information that can be used to look up a visual representation of the road shield associated with this maneuver.
`StartAngle`	`xs:int` Start angle information for the given maneuver, measured in degrees from 0 to 359. A value of 0 represents north, while a value of 90 represents east. Angles increase clockwise.