What’s new — 2026-06-19

What's new — week of 12 June 2026

A major update to routes planning, vehicle management, and the overall transport builder experience.

What's new

Routes page redesign

  • The routes list and edit experience has been fully redesigned with clearer status badges, operating-day indicators, and a smoother edit flow.

Address search in hub & stop pickers

  • You can now type a street address directly in the hub selector and the stop picker to find the right location — no need to know the exact hub name.

Route suggestions

  • The app can now generate route suggestions for transporters based on proximity and return-to-origin logic. Suggestions pre-fill the route builder so you can review and confirm with minimal manual entry.

Two-section vehicle picker in stop builder

  • The stop picker now includes a dedicated vehicle selector with a clearer two-section layout.

Manual vehicle add wizard

  • Adding a vehicle that isn't found in the Biluppgifter registry is now supported via a guided step-by-step wizard with a full field set including owner, transporter, capacity, and fuel type.

Vehicle edit panel improvements

  • The vehicle edit panel now shows fleet-level override fields (capacity, fuel type, etc.). After saving you'll see an inline confirmation — the panel stays open so you can keep working.

Vehicle types page

  • A new Vehicle Types page is available under Vehicles, listing all defined fleet vehicle types and their properties.

Drag-to-reorder stops fixed

  • Reordering stops by dragging inside the transport builder panel now works reliably.

Panel drag & resize

  • Side panels can now be dragged and resized independently. Tooltips in the sidebar also display correctly above the panel.

What's coming next

  • Vehicle type selection in the route builder (so each route leg can be assigned a vehicle type)
  • Map visualisation of hub positions and route edges
  • Duplicate route detection and a summary stats strip on the routes page

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