PitStopper for drivers

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PitStopper for drivers

On a long drive you do not want every cafe, you want the right stop every hour or so. PitStopper finds fuel, chargers, services and shops along your route and can pick stops for you at the spacing you choose.

Load your route, or plan one here with the car profiles.

Try the example route Plan your own

Glasgow to Fort William with fuel, charging, cafes, shops and toilets ticked.
Glasgow to Fort William with fuel, charging, cafes, shops and toilets ticked.

What changes for drivers

EV charging

Charging points are a category of their own, with the sockets on offer and who runs them shown in the popup.

More in the help

Fuel and its price

Petrol stations along the route, with prices where a national price feed exists.

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Plan Stops

Pick what you need (fuel, a cafe, a supermarket, a toilet, a charger) and how far apart, and it chooses stops along the route and balances them against how close they are.

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Routing for the car

The Motor activity plans with fast or economical car profiles and times the drive at road speed.

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Services, rest areas and tolls

Motorway services, rest areas and toll booths are categories you can switch on for the drive.

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Alternatives side by side

Ask for other routes between the same points and compare their length and time before you choose.

More in the help

Try it in a minute

  1. Load the example route.
  2. Open Plan Stops and choose fuel, a cafe and a toilet.
  3. Look at the stops it picked on the map.

Open Glasgow to Fort William 174 km up Loch Lomond and across Rannoch Moor, planned with the Motor profile. Download the GPX.

Pointing at a stop: its distance along the route and when it opens.
Pointing at a stop: its distance along the route and when it opens.

Other ways to use PitStopper

WalkingWater, springs, pubs, shelters and viewpoints along a trail, with times that allow for the climbing. CyclingWater, cafes, bike shops and the hills ahead, on road, gravel or mountain-bike routes. Canoe and kayak Early previewPut-ins, portages, weirs and campsites along a river, with routing that knows when you have to carry. Boating Early previewLocks, moorings, water points and pump-outs on canals and rivers, with lock waits in the timings. MotorbikeFuel, mountain passes, viewpoints and biker cafes, with ferries and toll booths on the map. TouringSeveral days at a time: campsites, hotels, shops and fuel near where each day ends.