Excited to see this feature. Please include the ability to manually switch the order of stops.

I was very excited to see many of wazers are asking for this feature, only to learn that this request has been initiated almost 5 years ago with not much progress. I guess as users we ask for too many options and the is only so much brain power in this free app. Sigh :(

google does it, and also "Mapfactor" does it !!

wake up Waze ..

Having an option for multiple stop navigation for the likes of white van drivers, taxis, service engineers and sales reps.
This Idea would have:
1. Starting point (maybe home or the office but open),
2. all the locations for the day (starting with the closest to the starting point and ending with the nearest to the finishing point).
3. Finishing point (again maybe home or the office but open)
The concept would be the shortest routes around all these destinations and in turn getting standard information from this section of the driving community,

I love waze, but frquently I have 10-20 stops to make in one trip and I don't know how to program the best time conseving route to reach all stops. If you can help me please e-mail me @ manuelrsantos@aol. Thanks and may God bless you and keep you safe.

Stop optimization by time it distance is a must

OK I have read this thread, but is there a tutorial, to set a route with multiple stops that would be the same stops on different days. Monday stops 1 through 9, Tuesday stops 1 through 13 so each route would be decided by the day of the week

Has anyone figured out the best way to use the add a stop feature?

Here is my problem, yesterday I was going from point a to point b and I added a stop at a Target. When I added the stop the closest Target was behind me 10 mins (no big deal), so I went there. When I got to my final destination there was a Target right across the street. Why didn't this show up as the first option since it was on my route?

Any one have any idea?

It's a MUST to have multiple stops and have WAZE optimize the order in which to arrive at the stops. Is there any progress on this being implemented? I see this was first an issue almost 5 years ago.

I am a member of several car clubs that need the ability to share multi-waypoint maps for tours and scenic drives. Need the ability to create the routemap in something like Google Maps and then share to members for use in either Google Maps app for iOS/Android or preferably Waze app.

I have tried several other map apps and the best so far has been InRoute app for iOS. It allows for multiple waypoints to "force" a preferred route and has the ability to do navigation from within the app. Problem is sharing maps with more then 5 points (start, 3 waypoints, finish) requires an in-app purchase to unlock that feature -- which is a sticking point for many users. Additionally, it is only available for iOS - further limiting its usefulness.

I would prefer to use Waze app for this purpose as it already contains "social" features that would be very useful for a club/group driving event (see where others are, realtime warnings to road conditions, etc.).

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That is what exactly I am missing in Waze.

Grate ideia. Could use at home and at work

While travailing with kids & family members it is very useful.

Would be great to plan a round trip too.

I am a substitute bus driver and need to stop after each pickup and add the next - not good

È um recurso extremamente útil para quem faz trabalho de campo e que tem fazer várias paradas em pontos específicos. Vamos providenciar isso galera!!!

Deff a good idea as it isn't uncommon to set out, then get a call to to go another job first. That's your route ruined. Possibly your knowledge of how to get to the next place as well. So yes and may you could select now navigate to job 2 instead of 1 then then it could ask you where your starting next. Or you just select your next drop.

Would be great to allow multiple stops as well as reorder them and plan them from my computer

This would be a perfect feature to add for the daily work/home commute point settings... You know, for those of us who drop off kids at school on the way to work every day...