• Are you tired of the pile of paper route cards and maps and do you want to know what alternatives are?
• How do you ensure that your new driver implements a route safely and correctly at once?
• Do you feel your container routes could be shorter and faster, and would you like this to be calculated quickly?
• How do I prove that a route is driven correct and according to what has been agreed
• I would like to shorten my routes between the fixed containers, how do I do that?

These are issues we are often confronted with. In order to cope with these type of questions NMPO has thought of developing a simple but effective system to import your route data into Garmin navigation systems. With help of these systems routes are easy to follow. And this is possible for all your type of routes, be it winter routes, waste collection, street cleansing or whatever route your company uses.

The navigation system we use is the well known Garmin system. This system is relatively cheap and very easy to use. There is no need to install anything special in your vehicles. But far more important, it can meet all the demands.

How does it work? In the NMPO web applications you manage your routes. The roads of which routes are consisting, are then set in the correct order of driving. With one push on the button you export the routes to the navigation system, exactly the way they have been recorded in the web application. It is possible to enter multiple routes in one device. As a result, you can switch routes rather easy.

Unique aspect of our navigation possibilities is the opportunity to add bicycle paths in your route. Standard street maps generally do not contain bicycle path attributes. This means that it is very difficult or impossible to have bicycle path routes in a navigation system. In cooperation with our partner RouteYou NMPO offers the possibility to upload all the roads, including bicycle paths, parking lots and new roads in Garmin navigation equipment. This development enables the use of consumer navigation systems for all vehicle driven routes but also for bicycle routes and routes that go off standard roads (private roads or parking lots).