RoutePlanner 0.6

What is RoutePlanner?

RoutePlanner is a highway trip planner written in Python that will run on a variety of systems. It allows you to determine a route from one city to another, optionally via some other city or cities. You can see the shortest, fastest, or "preferred" route.

If you're interested in my old Amiga version, visit its page.

System Requirements

• A working Python interpreter.
• Optional:
  • The PQueue module; available to download here.
  • For the newt interface: the "python-newt" (or snack) module.
  • For the Gnome interface: the "python-glade" module.

Features

• Supports an infinite number of intermediate cities.
• You can decide what types of road to use using "preferred routing."
• You can customize the speed settings for each type of road based on your own driving habits.
• Supports Metric, U.S., and Imperial measurement systems.
• Includes a large database of cities and highways (over 6000 locations, and growing).
• Includes a sophisticated database editor.

Where can I get RoutePlanner?

Download it from SourceForge.

Contacting the Author

Physical mail:

Chris Lawrence
P.O. Box 2622
Oxford, Mississippi 38655-7262
United States

Electronic mail:

chris@lordsutch.com
If you want to send PGP-encrypted mail, please see my info page for my PGP public key.

Some other pages

• The Linux/m68k Home Pages. Linux isn't just for breakfast anymore, it's also for your Amiga.
• Home Page