IRU and PTV join forces on new international route planning standards and services

31/05/2016

Karlsruhe/Geneva, 30.05.16 – A new strategic partnership between global road transport organisation IRU and German software developer PTV Group will develop new standards and services for route planning across Europe and beyond.

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