DirectionManeuver

Direction events. The directions events i.e. passing state boundaries, etc. from the solve operation.

Direction text. The textual representation of the direction (e.g. Turn right on Main Street).

Duration in minutes. The time this segment of the route will take to traverse.

Estimated arrive time. The estimated arrival time for this segment of the route.

Time zone shift for estimated arrive time, in minutes. The time zone shift of estimated arrival time for this segment of the route, in minutes.

The logical level at the start of the maneuver. For maneuvers that go up or down levels, such as going from floor 1 to floor 2 in a building's stairwell, the from-level value signifies the start level of the maneuver. For example, to go from floor 1 to floor 2, the from-level would be 1 and the to-level would be 2. If these values are in the source data, the directions engine can give a descriptive instruction for the maneuver, such as "go up the stairs." If the values are not provided, a -1 value is used, signifying that no levels are defined for maneuvers.

A geometry that represents the maneuver type in directions, such as a left turn or traveling in a straight line. The geometry for the route direction.

Length in meters. The length of this segment of the route.

Maneuver messages. The detailed direction info passed back from a route solving operation.

Maneuver type. The maneuver used to perform this direction (E.g. Depart, Go Straight, etc).

The logical level at the end of the maneuver. For maneuvers that go up or down levels, such as going from floor 1 to floor 2 in a building's stairwell, the to-level value signifies the ending level of the maneuver. For example, to go from floor 1 to floor 2, the from-level would be 1 and the to-level would be 2. If these values are in the source data, the directions engine can give a descriptive instruction for the maneuver, such as "go up the stairs." If the values are not provided, a -1 value is used, signifying that no levels are defined for maneuvers.