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You put in your first destination. Hit directions. Then hit “add stop” until yo-you have your whole route. Why would you need to do that, though? It only makes
by untog 6y ago
You put in your first destination. Hit directions. Then hit “add stop” until yo-you have your whole route.
Why would you need to do that, though? It only makes sense if you’re going to print out directions, which no one does any more. You put your destination in the maps app in your phone and go. Then enter the next destination once you’re there. And so on. There’s very little utility in planning such a trip upfront in a world of ubiquitous GPS and internet.