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You can use Amazon Location Service to calculate routes between an origin and a destination, with up to 23 waypoints along the route, for different modes of transportation, avoidances, and traffic conditions.
Amazon Location lets you select a data provider for calculating a route by creating and configuring a route calculator resource. You can use the route calculator resource to calculate a route given specific parameters using the AWS SDK, or the REST API endpoints.
Route calculated: a request for Amazon Location Service to calculate a route (travel time, distance, and geometry) to travel between a departure location and one or more destinations.
The Amazon Location Service console provides a visual and interactive tool for you to experiment quickly with Amazon Location Service functionality. You can use this tool to preview the default maps, search points of interest, calculate routes, simulate tracking devices, and draw geofences.
Amazon Location Demo app allows developers to experience the capabilities of Amazon Location Service, including visualizing curated map styles, searching for points of interest, and finding the fastest route between two points on a map.
An Amazon Location route calculator resource provides an action called CalculateRoute that you can use to create a route between two geographic locations (the departure and the destination). The calculated route includes the geometry for drawing the route on a map, plus the overall time and distance of the route.
With Amazon Location Service, you can build applications that provide maps and points of interest, convert street addresses into geographic coordinates, calculate routes, track resources, and trigger actions based on location.
