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What is the best program to plan multi drop routes?
I have just started work experience as a multi drop driver. I know City Link can plan the routes for me but I'd rather do it myself. As i am new i don't know the places i am going to as sometimes on your route you will start to know a few places. Is there a program i can use rather then AA maps, TomTom maps, etc? Or what is the best way?
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- mr. cLv 69 years agoFavorite Answer
maybe a professional solution, for trucking companies;
if at all, only against $$$
your best bet is to get a higher end sat nav, enter every morning all the destinations of the day & once you are done, go to the one you can reach the fastest; once there, see which of the remaining destinations can be reached the fastest & go there.
with a high-end sat nav you usually have at least a dozen most recent destination stored in memory, so it takes away the hazle of having to enter them all every time. you merely need a block & pen and at every destination write down the times to each remaining destination to pick your choice.
i have a quite high-end sat nav (TomTom GO 950 Live) but it can't calculate an itinerary of more then one destination with a single way-point.
Source(s): Sat Nav user common sense - Anonymous5 years ago
I've always found greenflag best for this kind of journey, but you can put all the postcodes into tom-tom and it will tell you the closest each time and go to each as a separate journey
- ?Lv 59 years ago
Use a good quality sat nav and put in all your drops. It should give you the best route.