How to Use Multi-Stop Routes in iOS 16 and Apple Maps
Apple is finally integrating multi-stop routing to its Maps app in iOS 16, which means users will be able to enter more than just a starting point and a destination. According to the public beta version of the future smartphone software, Apple Maps now supports up to 15 stops in advance and can instantly sync routes from Mac to iPhone.
Not only may several stopping spots be previewed and followed, but Apple has also added transit information. If you took public transportation, you’ll be able to check the expenses and view and top up transit cards in Wallet from within the Maps app.
But how can you apply the crucial addition in this context? Here’s how to add numerous stops to your route on Apple Maps, at least according to the current pre-release of iOS 16.
- Open Apple Maps
- Add your start point and destination
- Under the Directions tab, tap on ‘Add Stop’ and then include the location details
- This stop will then be added to the bottom of your list – move it by holding the three-line icon and drag it into the correct position
- If you decide to delete a stop from your route plan, simply swipe to the left
The map, as expected, will alter as you add a new stop, just like it does in Google Maps, and will also offer information on the anticipated travel durations between each station you’ve added.