Smart assignment of multiple orders to one driver

Allow restaurants to assign multiple orders to the same delivery person when the orders are going to the same street or nearby areas. For example:

Nixon is assigned an order going to Cambridge Street.

The restaurant receives another order going to Cambridge Street or a nearby location.

The restaurant can see Nixon's existing orders, current location, number of active orders, and the new order's delivery location. They can then decide whether to assign the new order to Nixon.

Even if Nixon has already left the restaurant, the restaurant can still assign another order to him. Nixon can return to the restaurant, pick up the additional order, and continue with his deliveries.

The system should provide the restaurant with the information needed to make this decision, including the driver's location, existing orders, delivery destinations, and current status.

This can help restaurants:

• Reduce unnecessary trips.

• Reduce fuel and delivery costs.

• Combine deliveries going to the same area.

• Make better use of existing delivery staff.

• Deliver multiple orders more efficiently.