

A national carrier ran a $120M annual fuel budget with 20% wasted on suboptimal routing. One in five deliveries missed its window, routes were planned once a day and never adapted to traffic, weather or closures, and fleet utilization sat at 64%.
A dynamic routing platform: (1) a streaming layer fuses live traffic, weather, GPS telemetry and delivery schedules into one operational picture; (2) a constraint-based optimization engine using genetic algorithms and reinforcement learning; (3) continuous re-routing that detects disruptions — accidents, weather, closures — and recalculates affected routes with driver notifications; (4) a fleet command center with real-time tracking, fuel analytics and predictive ETAs.
Bolt treated every routing problem as a data problem. A streaming platform fused live traffic, weather, GPS telemetry and delivery schedules into a single operational picture, replacing routes that were planned once a day and never updated. A constraint-based optimization engine — combining genetic algorithms with reinforcement learning — produced routes that balanced fuel, time and delivery windows. Continuous monitoring detected disruptions like accidents, weather and closures and recalculated only the affected routes, pushing changes straight to drivers. A fleet command center gave operations real-time tracking, performance metrics, fuel analytics and predictive ETAs across all 5,000 vehicles in 200 cities. The payback landed in the first fuel cycle: $18M saved a year, on-time delivery up 22%, and utilization lifted from 64% to 82%. Delivered in 22 weeks, principal-led and production-first.
Real-time data fusion (traffic, weather, GPS), constraint optimization with genetic algorithms and RL, continuous re-routing, and a fleet command center across 5,000 vehicles in 200 cities. 22-week build, principal-led.
Large fleet operators with high fuel spend and static daily route planning, where real-time re-routing against traffic and weather drives both cost and on-time performance.






