several travel time workflows
I would like to set a second workflow to set travel time for bicycle (the first one is using car).
within a circle of about 10 km I would rather use the bicycle than the car, for destinations more than 10 km I would use car.
If I would have to set it up programmaticaly, I would use (car/bike) in the event title and let the automation search for those strings.
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the-sweet
Sep 29
I like this idea a lot—right now, I can only have one type of travel time for X calendars, but what if I want one type of transit for one calendar (say, a work calendar gets driving travel time estimates), and another type of transit for another calendar (say, a special events or appointments calendar where I’d have to take public transit)?
Tony Click
Mar 10
I like the recommendation, but I’d suggest something a bit more:
While I don’t need biking or walking as a need, I do have driving vs flying - I’d like to see upper and lower bounds on the workflow - anything less than 250 miles is driving and creates a travel time entry; anything above 250 is flying and DOES NOT create a travel time entry.
If we’re going a step further, much like suggested, I would like a keyword in the title or specific calendars able to made adjustments to the event. To give a specific use case, if I have an event in any calendar with the word “fencing” or any event in the Fencing calendar, I would like a buffer event of 1 hour created before the event and the travel event, if applicable, would be created before that. Most other events, particularly in my work calendar, I would want a 15 minute buffer event created, IF a travel event was also going to be created. (Target calendars would have a calendar multi select and an optional subject keyword)
Oct 21, 2024
Alasdair
Sep 18, 2024
This could be kept as single workflow if add option to nest rules in the current workflow, such as:
if 'TERM' in event title / description then calculate travel time from specific location.
if takes X time to walk and within working hours OR takes Y time to walk and within personal hours AND the forecast is not rain THEN calculate travel time to walk.
Else calculate travel time for public transport, adding A buffer time either side and add details (bus stop location, bus number, etc) to calendar event.
Obviously, I realise the last may not be feasible based on what is available - and affordable - from any mapping service API.