When creating a route.
1. Unless you subsequently reorder places, the first place you enter will (by default) become your final destination.
2. Tapping on the three dots brings up choices for avoidances and some other things that I haven’t worked out yet.
3. Reordering waypoints is at best tricky, especially on a phone.
4. Being Google maps based, the database is huge.
5. You can’t it seems tap on the map and drop a waypoint at that location; least not on an iPhone or iPad. Nor can you drag the route’s blue line.
6. Route creation, once you tap ‘Get directions’ is pretty fast.
7. It appears that your start point is always by default where you are situated at that moment. For example, if you are sitting in London, you cannot create Norwich to Penzance. The app by default routes you: London > Norwich > Penzance.
8. There doesn’t seem to be a limit to the number of waypoints you are able to insert. That being said, I don’t think I have tried to insert more than eight at a time.
9. You can’t save routes nor, as yet, share them. Nor import routes from somewhere else.
1. Unless you subsequently reorder places, the first place you enter will (by default) become your final destination.
2. Tapping on the three dots brings up choices for avoidances and some other things that I haven’t worked out yet.
3. Reordering waypoints is at best tricky, especially on a phone.
4. Being Google maps based, the database is huge.
5. You can’t it seems tap on the map and drop a waypoint at that location; least not on an iPhone or iPad. Nor can you drag the route’s blue line.
6. Route creation, once you tap ‘Get directions’ is pretty fast.
7. It appears that your start point is always by default where you are situated at that moment. For example, if you are sitting in London, you cannot create Norwich to Penzance. The app by default routes you: London > Norwich > Penzance.
8. There doesn’t seem to be a limit to the number of waypoints you are able to insert. That being said, I don’t think I have tried to insert more than eight at a time.
9. You can’t save routes nor, as yet, share them. Nor import routes from somewhere else.
