Currently, no, but it is definitely something I've thought about doing. I can think of a couple of ways to do it:

• Add a "day marker" that you can use to specify where the day ends
• Have a route for each day that you just add to a list that is then totaled

The "day marker" method might be best since it would allow you to easily adjust where the day ends. However, it might be more confusing trying to use it and not as easy for me to implement.

The list method is similar to something I've thought about doing - a "route comparison" table where you add the route to a list that shows basic stats for each route and allows you to switch easily between the different routes. The advantage of this is it would be easy to implement and use. The disadvantage is it would not be easy to change where the "breaks" are.

I think I'll go with the first option... but feel free to chime in with your thoughts. How do you envision something like this working? What would be the easiest way to say where the breaks are?

Originally Posted by: gymcoachdon

However, changing the ending point of one day would then necessitate changing the starting point of the next day as well.

This is why I ultimately want to put in the "break" option - so you don't have to change the starting/ending points all the time. I've thought about it before because it is definitely something I would use, too. Not sure when I'll have time to look at it or how long it will take, but I'll shoot for this weekend.

I finished it. To use it, you can either:

• Switch to route mode and select the type of route point in the lower left corner
• Use the right-click menu and select the type of point

After calculating a route with more than one segment/day, a table will appear in the lower right corner of the screen. It will have the stats for each segment. Hovering over (or tapping if on a touch screen) will highlight the segment.

This new feature, of course, is only helpful for paid memberships since the free memberships will never have more than one segment.