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Optimize & Simulate Delivery Routes during Paris 2024 Olympics

In our state-of-the-art route optimization software PTV OptiFlow, we've prepared detailed maps for each day of the Olympic Games so you can optimize your deliveries with this solution. For a period of 3 months, we offer you the opportunity to purchase the PTV OptiFlow package! 

In addition, to calculate the impact, we developed with PTV Developer a free route simulator that considers traffic restrictions and specific carrier constraints, capable of dynamically calculating the best scenarios and alternative routes based on traffic data during the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. 

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Are you concerned about how these changes will affect your business? 



As the excitement for the upcoming Olympic Games builds, French transport and delivery companies face the challenge of navigating the anticipated roadblocks and detours that could disrupt routine operations. With the potential for regular A-B routing times to increase by nearly two hours, efficient planning and even upfront simulation have become crucial.

During the Olympic period, daily route disruptions are expected, making it challenging to maintain timely and reliable service. How will your company adapt its operational strategies to handle these fluctuations? The need for a dynamic approach to route optimization has never been more critical. 

During the Paris 2024 Olympic Games:

Sports stadium

39

competition sites

Crowd

10+ million

visitors

Road closed

>185 kilometers

of reserved roads or lanes

Put yourself at ease with the PTV OptiFlow package during Paris 2024 Olympics

Optimize your transport plan with the high-performance route optimization algorithms!

We have good news for you! PTV OptiFlow, our state-of-the-art route optimization solution, is here to transform your transportation challenges into opportunities. We understand the importance of flexible and efficient route planning, especially during such high-demand periods.

Therefore, detailed maps are created for each day of the Olympics so that companies can simulate with the free route simulator, but also optimize their deliveries with the PTV OptiFlow package. 

For 3 months, we offer you the opportunity to purchase the PTV OptiFlow package including the high-performance algorithms of PTV Logistics. Experience the benefits of advanced route optimization without the hassle of complex integrations. Use XL input and output files to see how OptiFlow can streamline your operations. 

*The PTV OptiFlow package is to be used in the Paris “Ile de France” region only.

Don't miss this opportunity and start using the PTV OptiFlow package!

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PTV Logistics free 2024 Olympic Games route simulator 

Based on the developer components in PTV Developer, you can now calculate, simulate, and visualize these temporary restrictions on the map and check whether they may affect your routes. In addition, the simulator dynamically calculates the best scenarios and alternative routes that avoid roads with reserved lanes. Just enter your start point and the stops!
 

Please note that the scenario used in this showcase is experimental. Its content is also subject to change at any time without notice. Best experience on the desktop & full screen. 

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In the free route simulator you can see:

The location of competition sites

The competition sites will primarily focus on:

  • Central Paris, including Concorde, Trocadéro, Hôtel de Ville, Invalides, Eiffel Tower, and the Seine riverbanks for the opening ceremonies.
  • Various stadiums and event locations on the outskirts of Paris, such as Zénith, Bercy, and Roland Garros.
  • Seine-Saint-Denis, particularly the Olympic Village and Stade de France.
  • Several dispersed locations across the Île-de-France region, including Seine-et-Marne, Yvelines, and Hauts-de-Seine.

Security Perimeters 

Authorities have established security perimeters around competition venues, categorized by colors for safety reasons.

  • Blue zones are designated as no-transit areas.
  • Red zones are restricted to motorized vehicles unless they have special authorization and an appropriate QR-code.
  • Red zones function similarly to pedestrian areas due to these restrictions.
  • Both blue and red zones are time-dependent:
  • They activate 2 hours and 30 minutes before the start of the first event each day.
  • They deactivate 1 hour after the last event of the day. 

Custom Road Attributes scenario 

Visualize these temporary restrictions on the map and check whether they may affect your own routes. In addition, the showcase proposes alternative routes that avoid roads with reserved lanes.

Custom Road Attributes could be used with Data API to model traffic restrictions which are not – or not yet – available in the standard map data. It also shows how these restrictions can be taken into account in Routing API and combined with statistical and real-time traffic (i.e. using the Realistic Traffic Mode) to estimate their impact on routes.

“Our 2024 Olympic Game Simulator is the perfect illustration of our expertise built on 40-years of experience in next-generation algorithmic components for transportation and logistics. With this, we rise to the occasion of this international event by helping companies anticipate and be ready to deliver without delay.”

Sebastien Beolet
Software Development Manager

Request an offer for the PTV OptiFlow package

Make use of our limited offer to purchase OptiFlow for 3 months. Don't let the Olympic disruptions slow you down. Take control of your deliveries with PTV OptiFlow and keep your business moving smoothly, no matter the obstacles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the PTV Logistics 2024 Olympic Games Simulator?

The PTV Logistics 2024 Olympic Games Simulator is a free tool designed to help delivery companies navigate traffic constraints in the Île-de-France region during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

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How does PTV OptiFlow help during the Olympic Games?

PTV OptiFlow provides detailed maps for each day of the Olympic Games to optimize your routes, helping companies navigate roadblocks and detours, ensuring timely and reliable service despite anticipated disruptions.

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What is included in the OptiFlow package?

For a period of 3 months, we offer you the opportunity to purchase the PTV OptiFlow package with the Olympic scope and experience the benefits of advanced route optimization without the hassle of complex integrations. You can use XL input and output files to streamline your operations. The PTV OptiFlow package is to be used in the Paris “Ile de France” region only.

 

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How do I buy the PTV OptiFlow package?

Request your PTV OptiFlow package offer here.

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How has the simulator been developed?

The simulator illustrates how traffic restrictions during the Olympic Games could be modelled using a Custom Road Attributes scenario by our PTV Developer Routing API. Learn more on how to use and create custom road attributes with the Custom Road Attributes concept page and the Custom Road Attribute Scenarios showcase. The scenario contains the roads with reserved Olympic lanes as defined in Article 2 of the French government decree It also includes blue and red safety perimeters as described on anticiperlesjeux.gouv.fr.

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How does the traffic simulator work?

The simulator uses real-time traffic data and Custom Road Attributes scenarios to simulate and illustrate the impact of traffic restrictions during the Olympic Games.

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How can delivery companies benefit from this tool?

Delivery companies can use the simulator to plan optimal routes, avoid traffic congestion, and ensure timely deliveries during the Olympic Games.