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The classic google maps lets you do this with any number of points. Just the new maps removed this feature: https://www.google.com/maps?saddr=Mineta+San+Jose+I
by n00j 13y ago
The classic google maps lets you do this with any number of points. Just the new maps removed this feature:
https://www.google.com/maps?saddr=Mineta+San+Jose+International+Airport+(SJC),+1701+Airport+Blvd,+San+Jose,+CA&daddr=San+Mateo,+CA+to:San+Francisco+International+Airport,+San+Francisco,+CA+to:San+Francisco,+CA&hl=en&sll=37.56744,-122.170715&sspn=0.476771,0.686646&geocode=FXs1OgIdAIC7-CE-fvZtP0T6vCmbxbP6w8uPgDE-fvZtP0T6vA%3BFXAqPQId63W1-ClFVanvYJ6PgDGnG8wt9PyO_Q%3BFRT7PQId3Ii0-CE_7c0aV1zypClVVVVVjHePgDE_7c0aV1zypA%3BFVJmQAIdKAe0-CkhAGkAbZqFgDH_rXbwZxNQSg&oq=San+M&mra=ps&t=m&z=11 https://www.google.com/maps?saddr=Mineta+San+Jose+Internatio...
- FriedPickles 13y agoThe difference here is Google requires you to give a specific location (e.g., an "instance" of McDonalds), whereas my tool helps you decide which location to stop at when there are many workable options along your route.
- uptown 13y agoIt's still baffling to me that they got rid of multiple-stage trip routing. Sure, you can drag the route to add waypoints - but it's nowhere near as precise as providing an address, and gets complicated once you start needing to add three or four stops along a route.