Managing movement of vehicles through directional route corridors

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to:

• detect, via a network communication interface, an online status from a computing device of a high-capacity vehicle (HCV), the online status indicating that the HCV is available to provide a transport service;
• monitor transport demand for each of a plurality of HCV corridors throughout a geographic region, wherein each respective HCV corridor comprises (i) a plurality of possible rendezvous locations and (ii) a plurality of possible routes that can be traveled by individual HCVs through the respective HCV corridor;
• determine a schedule for each of the plurality of HCV corridors;
• monitor supply flow of HCVs traveling through each of the plurality of HCV corridors;
• based, at least in part, on (i) the transport demand, (ii) the schedule, and (iii) the supply flow of the HCVs through each of the plurality of HCV corridors, match the HCV to one of the plurality of HCV corridors;
• and
• transmit, via the network communication interface, match data indicating a start zone of the matching HCV corridor to the computing device of the HCV.

A computer-implemented method of facilitating transport, the method being performed by one or more processors and comprising:

• detecting, via a network communication interface, an online status from a computing device of a high-capacity vehicle (HCV), the online status indicating that the HCV is available to provide a transport service;
• monitoring transport demand for each of a plurality of HCV corridors throughout a geographic region, wherein each respective HCV corridor comprises (i) a plurality of possible rendezvous locations and (ii) a plurality of possible routes that can be traveled by individual HCVs through the respective HCV corridor;
• determining a schedule for each of the plurality of HCV corridors;
• monitoring supply flow of HCVs traveling through each of the plurality of HCV corridors;
• based, at least in part, on (i) the transport demand, (ii) the schedule, and (iii) the supply flow of the HCVs through each of the plurality of HCV corridors, matching the HCV to one of the plurality of HCV corridors;
• and
• transmitting, via the network communication interface, match data indicating a start zone of the matching HCV corridor to the computing device of the HCV.