Add arrival and duration times to stops
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tbenedict
This would be a great feature. I do it in a spreadsheet now while planning with Roadtrippers
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Albert Gough
Yes, I need this feature too!
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Steph Ziebell
Kimberly Ray
I would definitely make use of a feature to add start times and end times or duration times of a stop too.
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Steph Ziebell
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KC Clougher
Merged in a post:
Time of day - start times & stay durations
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John
1) It needs to have the ability to enter a starting time for the day or waypoint and durations for each stop so it can show you where you will be at any given time. You need this in order for you to get to activities and events that have preset times like tours, shows, meals, etc.
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Paolo
Yes I would find this option absolutely useful for planning a trip with many stops
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Dirks Megan
Time zone considerations would be great, too. If I start at 12 and it’s a 5 hour drive but I’m passing a time zone (+\- an hour), I would end up at my destination at 4 or 6 local time depending on if I’m going toward or away from a given time zone.
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Jerry Ewing
And I do not see where you enter "start date" for the trip, so that with the durations input for each stop, plus the "overnight" stops, you could be providing a date for each DAY of the trip, making reservations a lot more foolproof. Otherwise I'm using up a lot of scratch paper. I've shown you the spreadsheet I make from the Microsoft Streets and Trips output. I just add columns for the reservations and confirmations.
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Jerry Ewing
You already produce an "itinerary" which lists each stop and the time between stops. If you would simply export that to a spreadsheet, I could do the math of inputting my planned time at each stop and "adding them up" and calculating the time I would arrive at each stop (for making reservations and checking open hours), "adding them up" to see where my overnight is and rolling over the dates after the "overnight" stop. This is exactly what I do for my oversees trips-- it's simple Excel. I just need the data in that format but I cannot get it from the way you publish it. You have the data-- export it!
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Jerry Ewing
One of the options needs to be "overnight." with a planned start time
(adjustable?) the next day. You could set "normal" at say 8AM, but
then some days you might want to override that to, for example, 5AM,
or 10AM, for some specific reason.
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