A tool called “Routora” makes finding efficient routes super easy, and it works with Google Maps.
Organizing stops into a route that makes sense can be cumbersome in Google Maps.
From there, you’re free to send the directions to your phone and go on your way.
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Next, we’re going toenter all the stops in Google Maps.
Head on over toGoogle Mapsin the same internet tool.
Google Maps will pre-fill your machine’s location for the starting point.
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If you want this to be a different location, go ahead and change it.
Next, enter the location of your first destination into the text box below, and then hit Enter.
Alternatively, it’s possible for you to click any location on the map to get the same results.
To add another destination, click “Add Destination” and then start typing a new location.
you could repeat this to add up to nine total stops.
Don’t worry about the order of the stops, just add them all.
This completes the “circle” of the route.
Now all you have to do is smack the Routora extension to run it.
That’s all there is to it!
Now, you probably want to get this route on your phone to use while you’re driving.
So let’s do that.
For the purposes of this article, we’ll be showing the multi-stop method.
Tap the machine you want to send the directions to.
This is what the notification looks like when it appears on an Android gear.
Tap it to kick off the directions in Google Maps.
And here’s what it looks like on an iPhone or iPad.
verify you’re taking advantage ofeverything Google Maps has to offer.
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