Hi,
I am running distances and travel time calculations between different points in Spain, which includes some Islands.
I have observed that, in a Table service, the server does not return an error if calculations involve an island origin and a mainland destination (or the otherway around), so we have to travel by sea in a car. Returned code is Ok. Also, in these cases, it does not return missing values for distances and travel times, on the contrary, the returned values are usually quite high.
Since in these cases, the origins and destinations are not conected along the network, and OSRM is not a multimodal routing service, I wonder for the real significance of these numbers.
Hi, I am running distances and travel time calculations between different points in Spain, which includes some Islands. I have observed that, in a
Table
service, the server does not return an error if calculations involve an island origin and a mainland destination (or the otherway around), so we have to travel by sea in a car. Returnedcode
isOk
. Also, in these cases, it does not return missing values for distances and travel times, on the contrary, the returned values are usually quite high.Since in these cases, the origins and destinations are not conected along the network, and OSRM is not a multimodal routing service, I wonder for the real significance of these numbers.
Many thanks in advance for your help.