Most traditional delivery fleets have used static routes, built manually or with legacy routing software, to determine a fixed sequence of stops for their drivers. This strategy is time-consuming and usually inefficient. Dynamic routing gives fleets the power to do more with their existing resources by considering many factors (new orders, traffic, weather, etc.) and developing fresh routes every day. However making the move from static to dynamic routing requires a transition plan that often includes a Static + Dynamic hybrid strategy that integrates both fixed and dynamic stops, providing continuity to key customers.