Vehicles

Vehicles are cars, scooters, bikes — things that move. Drivers are people. The plan limit counts them separately, so two rows for the same person and their car eat two slots.

What a vehicle is

In the panel: Vehicles. Each row has a label (what you call the car in the kitchen), a type and — when you know it — a plate. An active vehicle can get a driver. An inactive one stays in the list but does not go out.

A vehicle without a driver sits. A driver without a vehicle does not leave. There is no “driver-vehicle” as one record — that is why there are two lists.

The plan ceiling blocks another vehicle the same way it blocks another driver. That is a plan limit, not plate validation.

flowchart LR
  vehicle["Vehicle: car, scooter, bike"] -.->|"is not"| driver["Driver: a person"]
  vehicle --> assign["Assign before they leave"]
  driver --> assign
  assign --> map["The map shows the driver's GPS"]

Plate and assignment

Plates are Polish in this version: the format you know from the registration document. An empty plate does not block save — the car still exists. Fill it in when you are sure.

Assign a driver to the vehicle on the car card or on the person card. Do it before they leave: the map shows the driver’s GPS, and an on-the-way order binds to who is riding. An order waiting in the kitchen does not paint a car or a route on the map — you see a ticket.

Deleting a vehicle does not delete the driver. You unpin the car from the person, not the other way around.