Practical: Use Google Maps to plan a route with multiple "stops"

Because Google Maps can collect a large amount of traffic information in the background, it has a very high reference value in route planning and itinerary estimation. Now Google Maps supports route planning functions for multiple destinations. "Add new stops", just enter the stops in the middle of the route one by one and it will give suggestions based on the best road conditions. It is very helpful for traveling with multiple stops at attractions or for delivery people to find the best route. Setting up teaching

The scenic spots selected for the following teaching examples are: starting from Tainan Haoxiang Studio, stopping along the way at the National Museum of Taiwan History, Qigu Salt Mountain and Beimen Crystal Cathedral.

Step 1

First set one of the attractions on the map and plan the route.

Step 2

Click the options button in the upper right corner and select "Add Stop".

Step 3

At this time, the "Add Stop" field will appear on the screen. Just enter other destinations in the field. Each base will be marked with A, B, C, D... code marks will also display the location and plan the route on Google Maps.

Tips: Press and hold the "≡" next to the attraction name and drag up or down to adjust the route order.

Step 4

After all the route attractions are arranged, press the "Finish" button. At this time, the route of the first attraction will be previewed. Click the navigation button in the lower right corner to start. Just navigate. How to plan a route if there are...needs on the way?

If you find that you are running low on fuel and want to find a gas station, click the search button in the upper right corner of the navigation screen. It will list some commonly used options, such as gas stations, restaurants, grocery stores, or gas stations. Coffee shop, if the place you are looking for is not here, click the magnifying glass icon again to customize the search.

Here we click on the gas station search.

At this time, the location of the gas station near the original route will be displayed on the map, and you will be told that it will probably add a few minutes to the travel time. This is very considerate!