VehicleStop.VehicleStopState

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VehicleStop.VehicleStopState is an annotation that indicates the current state of a VehicleStop within the Driver SDK.
There are four possible states: NEW, ENROUTE, ARRIVED, and UNSPECIFIED, represented by integer constants.
NEW indicates the VehicleStop has been created but the driver isn't actively routing to it yet, ENROUTE means the driver is actively navigating to the stop, and ARRIVED signifies the driver has reached the destination.
UNSPECIFIED is a default state for unrecognized or unspecified VehicleStop states.
The annotation inherits methods from java.lang.annotation.Annotation for reflection purposes, like annotationType(), equals(), hashCode(), and toString().

public static abstract @interface VehicleStop.VehicleStopState implements Annotation

The current state of a VehicleStop.

int	ARRIVED	The driver has finished routing and arrived at the VehicleStop.
int	ENROUTE	The driver is actively routing to the VehicleStop.
int	NEW	The VehicleStop has been created but the driver is not actively routing to it.
int	UNSPECIFIED	Default, used for an unspecified or unrecognized VehicleStop state.

From interface java.lang.annotation.Annotation

abstract Class<? extends Annotation>	annotationType()
abstract boolean	equals(Object arg0)
abstract int	hashCode()
abstract String	toString()

The driver has finished routing and arrived at the VehicleStop.

Constant Value: 3

The driver is actively routing to the VehicleStop.

Constant Value: 2

The VehicleStop has been created but the driver is not actively routing to it.

Constant Value: 1

Default, used for an unspecified or unrecognized VehicleStop state.

Constant Value: 0