TIMS screenshots
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Routes table
	The routes table in the main window displays all routes from the selected day or all routes in a selected dayspan. In this image routes are checked and some of them have errors. Routes marked in green are valid but in the other routes there isn't a driver or a vehicle assigned. Routes can be checked by clicking the button in the bottom left corner displayed in the image. In this view it's simple and fast to assign missing drivers or vehciles and fix possible inconsistencies.
Route information
	The route information tab includes all the information about a selected route. Here the user can define all mandatory and optional information like customer, name of route, driver, vehicle, start and return times, schedule, route plan, passenger list and other requirements for the route. When selecting a driver or a vehicle, software will offer the best options first which are valid for selected route.
Route planning
	The route planning tab includes a graphical presentation of routes which makes it easy for the user to see an overview of planned routes. Routes in the bottom of the screen are routes that do not yet have vehicles assigned to them. The user can assign a vehicle for a route by dragging it from the bottom of the screen to a driver. Assigning drivers for routes is done the same way by changing graphical presentation to display routes that are assigned to drivers.
TIMS report screenshots
Planned routes review
	The planned routes review includes routes from specified day or routes between specified dates in a combined table and graphical format. The route is displayed in graphical format behind every row. The color of the row depends on the type of route and is a presentation of the start and return times.
Route plans
	The route plans report includes routes and schedules that a driver or drivers have. The report is formatted so that is easy to cut them to separate pieces for giving them to drivers. Coloring drivers and vehicles makes it easier to read a report.