Saturday, 21 February 2026

One ordinary day. Every consignment.

Our offices booked 2,197 consignments that day, carrying 2,917 tonnes, 96,101 packages and ₹51.7 Cr of other people's goods. Each one is someone waiting at the other end. Here is that day, minute by minute.

Updated · Data FY2025-26 · How we count

Saturday, 21 February 2026

Consignments
2,197
Tonnes
2,917
Goods value moved
₹51.7 Cr
Packages
96,101

A real day, replayed from our de-identified booking records.

Saturday, 21 February 2026 · a 89th-percentile day of FY2025-26. Every consignment booked into the SSL register on this date (de-duplicated). A dot leaves at the minute the consignment was entered; its flight to the destination is compressed to a few seconds and is not a transit time. Counters count every consignment of the day; dots are drawn only where both ends resolve to a known place. De-identified: no party, vehicle or document is included.

How to read it

What you are watching

Each pink dot is one consignment, leaving the place it was picked up at the minute it was entered into our register, and flying to the town it was booked for. Bigger dots are heavier; the deep-pink ones are full truckloads. A small ring marks each arrival. Pause, or drag the time bar to any minute of the day.

The flight is compressed to a few seconds so the whole day fits in a minute. It is not a transit time. A consignment usually takes days on the road; our lane pages show real delivery times where we have them.

2,086 of the day's 2,197 consignments have both ends resolved to a known place and are drawn; the counters include all of them. Consignments booked for this date but entered after midnight are added as the clock reaches 24:00.

No customer, consignee, vehicle or document number is in the data behind this page.

Tomorrow, one of those dots could be yours.

Tell us what is moving and where. We will take it from there.

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