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I would start with the OpenStreetMap Wiki at http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/RoutingOpenStreetMap Wiki. From there, I would say that pgRouting (http://pgrouting.org/pgRouting) is one of the more popular OS DB routing tools. If going with the pgRouting approach, OSM2PO at osm2po.deOSM2PO is a popular way of creating the sql import statements for large regions of OSM data, as I heard that the usual database import utility used with pgRouting, osm2pgrouting, has trouble with larger datasets.

I would start with the OpenStreetMap Wiki at http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Routing. From there, I would say that pgRouting (http://pgrouting.org/) is one of the more popular OS DB routing tools. If going with the pgRouting approach, OSM2PO at osm2po.de is a popular way of creating the sql import statements for large regions of OSM data, as I heard that the usual database import utility used with pgRouting, osm2pgrouting, has trouble with larger datasets.

I would start with the OpenStreetMap Wiki. From there, I would say that pgRouting is one of the more popular OS DB routing tools. If going with the pgRouting approach, OSM2PO is a popular way of creating the sql import statements for large regions of OSM data, as I heard that the usual database import utility used with pgRouting, osm2pgrouting, has trouble with larger datasets.

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I would start with the OpenStreetMap Wiki at http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Routing. From there, I would say that pgRouting (http://pgrouting.org/) is one of the more popular OS DB routing tools. If going with the pgRouting approach, OSM2PO at osm2po.de is a popular way of creating the sql import statements for large regions of OSM data, as I heard that the usual database import utility used with pgRouting, osm2pgrouting, has trouble with larger datasets.