mapping app suggestion

Fishy Old Man wrote:
Any suggestions?

Are you looking for a Program that will do THIS?

If that is the case and you have a PC, RUN out and find a copy of Microsoft Streets & Trips. MS will discontinue selling it soon, but it is still out there.

Tim

Yes. Exactly. I have used for years Google Maps and for some reason this function is not working for me. Says the one I'm using is no longer supported.

thank you very much

Just found this information concerning Streets & Tips:

"This retirement will not affect software already installed. Current users may continue to use Streets & Trips to plan their travel adventures and will have online support until July 14, 2015. Streets & Trips 2013 will be available for purchase until December 31, 2014."

$85.99 @ Amazon


Streets & Tips

Delorme has a street atlas software for computers. I use it on my laptop. GPS store sells software which includes a USB GPS adapter for your computer for $47.

Tom Tom and other brand GPS will allow itinerary planning where you can put in up to 20 destinations so you just choose the destination you already planned

Doing planning on a small screen and without print capability is frustrating. Doing planning on Street Atlas is much easier to manage. Street Atlas has a lot of capabilities that you don't need to use. It will mark where you should plan the end of your day and/or where you should start looking for fuel.

Matt

Tyre is free mapping software for a PC that will let you route multiple destinations. It uses Google Maps for its basemap so you must be connected to the internet for route planning. Once you have a route you can upload that route to a Garmin or TomTom GPS attached to the USB port of the computer so that you can take the route on the road. You could also print out the route. The routing is NOT RV specific. It will route where RVs can't go - I have yet to find routing software that is affordable that will do that. Once in the GPS the GPS may apply its own route to the stops planned and it may be necessary to go back into the software and put in more waypoints to force the route that you may like better. We use this for all of our trips and it works well - and it is a free download, free for use.

I do Bing Maps on my I-Pad!
Never had a limit of stops.

Copilot app. Find it in Itunes store. RV Setting and multiple stops. You can also subscribe to traffic info.

Thanks for all the replies.

Fishy