If you are a regular user of the application Google Maps In order for it to be the one that provides you with the routes from one point to another, you should know that there is a novelty that has just been known that is most interesting: multiple destinations can be established when creating a route with the development of the Mountain View company.
At the moment this novelty is not from the game in the final version of Google Maps, but it has been seen in the code of the test (9.31) that everything necessary for its use is included and, therefore, that the aforementioned is already being tested, so they have registered in this variant of the company's work. Of course, in some regions there are already several users who indicate that they have received the corresponding update where the functionality can be used without problems.
The case is that when establishing different points in Google Maps, these are traveled in a staggered way, and established by the user himself, in order to achieve the best possible route until reaching the final destination. For example, if you go to a beach place but before you want to go to see a monument that you catch on the way, now it is possible to indicate this to Google's work and that guide to each stop one after another.
Update from servers
Yes, as it happens on more than one occasion with the works of the Mountain View company, when the necessary code is included in the application itself the order is simply given from the servers so that the functionality is activated, and therefore no update is necessary to be able to use it. This is the case we are talking about Google Maps - you need the latest version that has come from the Play Store for this to be possible, here is the APK-.
A highly anticipated addition, so useful that is, and that will make more and more those who decide to use Google Maps, which already offers everything from offline maps to interaction with Local Guides. Do you think this is a good news? Is this development the one to use to create your driving routes?