Trimble MCP. Route calculations that account for truck size, tolls, and state tax.

You're connecting your AI agent directly to industrial-grade logistics data, specifically Trimble PC*MILER. This isn't just basic mapping; it handles commercial trucking requirements that most general tools miss. You can calculate routes based on real-world constraints: exact vehicle height and weight limits, avoiding restricted roads, and projecting full operational costs for complex hauls.

Vehicle Routing & Compliance.

When you need to plot a path, the system calculates multi-stop paths compliant with commercial trucking standards using calculate_truck_route. For even tighter controls, route_by_vehicle_size ensures the route accommodates specific vehicle dimensions like weight and height in pounds or inches. You can also retrieve turn-by-turn driving directions for a truck route using get_truck_directions, factoring in critical details such as low bridge heights and maximum weight limits.

If you need to bypass certain infrastructure, route_avoiding_roads traces an itinerary that skips designated public roads or expressways based on your criteria. Furthermore, the system calculates the safest path across multiple stops using calculate_matrix_routing, determining total distances and estimated travel times between all specified origins and destinations at once.

Financial & Tax Reporting.

For any major haul, you gotta know the money side of things. The server estimates the total toll fees for a specific truck route with calculate_trip_tolls, returning separate amounts for both cash payments and electronic toll fees. When it comes to compliance, calculate_state_mileage generates automated fuel-tax (IFTA) summaries by calculating total mileage and breaking that down exactly by US state or province—perfect for tax reporting.

Geospatial Analysis & Lookup.

If you're mapping out a service area, calculate_driving_isochrone determines the entire reachable area from a central point within a specific time limit. For pinpointing locations, you can use search_trimble_address to query the Trimble database for verified commercial locations and addresses. The system also handles basic location validation: reverse_geocode converts raw geographic coordinates into the nearest known commercial address format.

How You Use It.

The tools work together on large jobs. For example, you can combine calculate_state_mileage with a multi-stop route generated by calculate_matrix_routing. If your trip needs to start from raw coordinates, you first run reverse_geocode to get the official commercial address before calculating the final compliant path using calculate_truck_route. The system's capabilities mean you never have to manually calculate distance matrices or worry about combining tax reports with routing software.

You simply call the appropriate function—whether it’s tracing a route that avoids specific hazard zones, determining total cost across multiple states for IFTA filing, or just finding out how far your fleet can get in four hours from a central depot. It handles all of it.