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How to add a stop in Apple Maps
The feature automatically switches to the next stop as you go from point to point.
If you’re headed out on an expedition with your iPhone rather than a single destination, you can save yourself some trouble by adding the extra stop(s) in Apple Maps before you hit the road. Here’s how.
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Once you've picked a final destination in Apple Maps, just tap Add Stop in the Directions panel, enter an address, and repeat for each midpoint. You can drag-and-drop stops to reorder your route. When you're ready, tap on one of the Go buttons to get started.
How to add a stop to your Apple Maps journey
Believe it or not, multi-stop navigation was only introduced in September 2022 alongside iOS 16. Follow these steps:
- From the Apple Maps homescreen, enter a final destination in the Search Maps field, or else tap on a Favorite, Recent, or Siri suggestion.
- Tap on the navigation button, which is usually a car if that’s your preferred method of travel.
- When the Directions panel appears, tap Add Stop.
- Enter the address of a mid-trip destination.
- Repeat the Add Stop step as many times as necessary, up to a limit of 15.
- Back at the Directions panel, drag and drop the “handles” (triple-line icons) to the right to reorder each stop.
- As needed, use drop-down menus to change your means of transportation and add any route filters (Avoid Tolls and/or Avoid Highways, in the case of driving).
- To delete a stop, swipe left on it and tap Delete.
- When you’re ready to ride, tap one of the green Go buttons next to a suggested route.
Read more: How to pin a location on your iPhone using Apple Maps
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