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Google might soon add support for navigation for multiple destina...
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Google might soon add support for navigation for multiple destinations on its Maps for Android. Until then, here is what users can do.
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Google Maps
on
Android
smartphone provides directions between a single source and destination. The app is not equipped to provide navigation for someone travelling from place A to B via C, D or E or
multiple destinations
. The search giant hasn’t dropped any hints to introduce it anytime soon either.
However, Google Maps supports multiple destinations on desktop. According to a report on Android Police, users can take advantage of the same on their Android smartphone as well, without Google’s help.
With this, Google might soon add support for navigation for multiple destinations on its Maps for Android. Until then, here is what users can do.
On desktop, open Google Maps and make a multiple destination search. To do so, select Source and then add the intermediate stop, instead of the final destination. To add the final destination, click on the small plus sign opposite to ‘Options’ on the left hand side blue panel. On clicking, it will askuser to input another destination. Add the final destination.
After getting the multiple destination direction on desktop, copy the URL and send to the smartphone via an email or any messaging platform. While opening the same on mobile, do so with Google Maps only. The app will now show direction of multiple destinations.