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Fig 1.

A diagram of the solution of joint vehicle scheduling and routing problem.

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Fig 2.

Vehicle average speed change curve on roads of Changsha City.

(Source: Data adapted from the references [42,43]).

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Fig 3.

Flowchart of adaptive large neighborhood search algorithm.

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Table 1.

Some adjustment parameters of score.

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Fig 4.

Distribution service network of a supermarket chain in Xiangtan, China.

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Table 2.

Average travel speed of vehicle at different time slots in Changsha.

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Table 3.

Different driver wages at different time slots.

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Table 4.

Optimal routes to minimize the total costs (total costs = 3118.96 CNY).

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Table 5.

Optimal routes to minimize the total emissions (total emissions = 354.65 kg).

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Table 6.

Comparative analysis of the optimal departure time between two different schemes.

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Fig 5.

Relationship of CO2 emissions and departure time.

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Table 7.

The optimal routes and departure time without extra wages during nonworking periods.

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Table 8.

The optimal routes and departure time with extra wages during nonworking periods.

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Table 9.

Comparative analysis of system performances with extra wages during overtime periods.

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