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SteveW
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20th Jun 08 at 14:35   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
that you can enter in multiple places my postcode and it works out the best route between them all in the most logical oder..

theaa.co.uk you can put in multiple "Via" options but it doesnt put them in a very good order. You double back on yourself

are they any good ones ?
Hamish
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rac i believe
Ash_EP3
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Try greenflag?
Matt L
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try the aa one but ask it to do it in the shortest distance not time (may change it to the logical way of doing it)
Huwsi
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I used to use an MS programme called autoroute- that was pretty good and it used to predict when you needed fuel too

You could tell it to avoid a specific stretch of road too if you knew there was road works. Not used it in ages becaus satnav does the job now
ed
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You can do it with Google maps Steve. When you type in where you're looking for type something like:

from: Bowstridge Lane to: Packhorse Road to: M40 to: Masshouse Lane

e.t.c...

Make sure you wirte from and to in lowercase and don't forget to use the : after them otherwise it wont work
jr
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20th Jun 08 at 15:17   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
multimap.com
SteveW
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cheers.. yeah your way seems to work alright Ed..

you about this weekend ?
ed
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20th Jun 08 at 15:20   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Multimap is good too

Nope, i'm a busy bee this weekend. Got to be in Brum...
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20th Jun 08 at 15:31   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I find google maps the clearest and best
ed
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I use mt TomTom
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Multimaps the easiset tbh.
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20th Jun 08 at 15:43   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Garmin ftw
Mobby
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20th Jun 08 at 15:47   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
aa route planner, the only one i use
ed
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quote:
Originally posted by pow
Garmin ftw
Fuck yea

ed
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I like google maps best
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Google, can drag the route anywhere on the map and it will recalculate, meaning you can plan route yourself to each destination on the way.
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RAC says its 1057 miles to monaco...hmmm
ed
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Days drive. Happy days

 
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