The iOS 16 took the centerstage at the WWDC 2022 even hosted a while ago. Apple released the iOS 16 with some major improvements over the previous-gen versions including the iOS 15 which is currently the backbone of the iPhone 13 series. Apple not just introduced a facelift with the iOS 16 but has also added multiple new features to the new-generation firmware for the upcoming iPhone 14 series and the supported older models. If you have one of the latest iPhones, you can also download and install the iOS 16 beta version and test all the latest features being added to the OS.
We have previously covered the steps to download and use the iOS 16 beta version on eligible phones. Now, we are back with another tips and tricks article where we will be discussing one of the latest features that have been released for the iOS 16 beta version. You will now be able to add up to 15 different stops with the iOS 16. What factors do you need to keep in mind and how can you add multiple stops on a route using the default Maps app on eligible iPhones? Read on to know:
iOS 16 Lets You Add Multiple Stops In Default Maps App
Apple had introduced multiple new features with iOS 16 and Maps isn’t left behind. The option to add up to 15 different stops has now been made possible with the latest iOS beta version. You can make the changes to the stops before starting with your trips on Apple Maps. You just need to enter the destination to where you are traveling and then add the required stops in between the transit route. The steps for the same aren’t tricky and can easily be applied while using iOS 16-powered iPhones. Take a look below:
Step 1: Launch the default Maps app on your respective iPhones. Make sure the device is running on the iOS 16 beta build. Update your phone to the latest build version so that you can use this feature.
Step 2: In the search bar, enter the destination where you wish to travel.
Step 3: Select the driving option. This is the only transit mode where you will be able to add multiple stops to the destination. This feature is currently not supported with public, and bike transit modes. We are not sure if Apple will add this support with the stable iOS 16 version.
Step 4: Add the first stop. To do so, locate the first stop on the map. You can also use the search bar for the same and then select the location.
Step 5: Select the blue direction arrow under the location option.
Step 6: You will see the Add option right above the Routes tab. Tap on it and your first stop is added.
Step 7: Do the same to add the next stops. Only 15 stops can be added to the transit route as of now.
Step 8: If you wish to edit or re-arrange the route then drag the stop by clicking on the menu (three lines option). That’s it. You are all set.
Just to recap, Apple had also added the estimated transit fares on Maps with iOS 16. Another key feature released includes the option to share locations from Mac laptops or PCs to iPhones.
