Starting point coordinates that were used to build the reachable area (may slightly differ from `start_point`).

The level of polygon detail ranges from `0` to `1`, where `0` is the minimum detail and `1` is the maximum detail.

If true, the direction of movement will be reversed: <ul type="disk"> <li> `false` - move from the specified point </li><li> `true` - move to the specified point </li></ul>

If true, the polygon that forms the area will be simplified (less vertices): <ul type="disk"> <li> `false` - detailed polygon </li><li> `true` - simplified polygon </li></ul>
Parameter is deprecated, use `detailing` instead.

Date and time to start the movement in <a href='https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3339#section-5.8' target='_blank'>RFC 3339</a> format (for example, <i>2020-05-15T15:52:01Z</i>).

Description of the error if there was any.

Time taken to generate the response in seconds.

Movement type: <ul type="disk"> <li>driving - by car, </li><li>walking - on foot, </li><li>bicycle - by bicycle, </li></ul>

Status of the response: <ul type="disk"> <li>OK - area was successfully built, </li><li>incorrect_input - invalid input data, </li><li>attract_error - a calculation error, </li><li>build_error - error while building the area, </li><li>serialize_error - a serialization error, </li></ul>

2GIS Navigation API

Getting an area that is reachable in a given time from a given point.

Isochrone API