Improved search and some bug fixes.

Improved CarPlay support for the latest iOS, plus bug fixes and performance improvements.

What's New in 1.6.0 • Dog parks: a new place category for finding off-leash parks along your route. Place cards show whether the park is fenced. • More detail on place cards: tap a place to see the key facts right under its name. – EV chargers: charging speed, number of ports, plug types (Tesla/NACS, CCS and more), network, cost and hours – Historic sites: a short description, their National Register or National Historic Landmark status, and a link to the Wikipedia article – Rest areas: restrooms, which highway they're on, and truck parking • Fresher places: gas stations, EV chargers, lodging, rest areas, viewpoints and historic sites now come from open data (Overture Maps, OpenStreetMap, the U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. DOT and Wikidata), so you'll find more of them along the way. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.

ADD STOPS WITHOUT STOPPING Need fuel, a charger or a place to stretch? Tap search while you navigate to find fuel, EV charging, rest areas, campgrounds, RV parks and more along the rest of your route, listed in the order you'll reach them. Pick one and Road Sorties adds it in the right spot and reroutes. LONG-PRESS ANYWHERE Long-press the map to drop a pin and open a place card with the street address. Get directions, save it, or add it as a stop, including in the middle of a drive. Tapping a place on the map while navigating works the same way. SPEED LIMITS AND ROAD SIGNS Speed limits and stop, yield and signal markers now come straight from your route, so they also work on routes saved for offline use. Markers hide when you zoom out, so the map doesn't get cluttered. PLAN YOUR DRIVING DAY A new Driving per Day setting (4 to 12 hours) sets how far you drive between overnight stops. Each night is planned a full driving day after the one before it, so the stops follow your actual pace. CARPLAY VOICE MUTE A mute button on the CarPlay map silences spoken directions. It stays in sync with the mute on your phone. PERFORMANCE Routes and reroutes are leaner: speed limits and road signs now arrive with the route itself instead of in a second request, so they're on the map as soon as the route is, with less data used along the way. FIXES Better tracking where a route loops back under itself, such as freeway on-ramps under a bridge.

Introducing Road Sorties Pro. RV Routing Tell the app your rig's height, width, length and weight, and every route is built around it — avoiding low clearances, weight-limited bridges and tunnels that ban propane. The route report tells you what it steered around and why. Keep Navigating when you lose your signal Save a route before you leave and turn-by-turn guidance, rerouting and spoken directions keep working with no connection at all. Now out of beta, with its own screen for managing what you've saved and how much space it uses. Worth knowing: this is the routing data, not map imagery — areas you haven't already looked at will be blank while the map itself catches up. Unlimited Saved Routes and Places Keep as many as you like, instead of five of each. Road Sorties Pro is $39.99/year with a 7-day free trial, or $6.99/month. STILL FREE, AND STAYING THAT WAY Planning routes, turn-by-turn navigation, spoken guidance, CarPlay, search, and saved routes and places. Shared routes and itineraries open and navigate at any length, for anyone, whether or not they subscribe. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE - CarPlay shows the following turn more reliably, and road names stay readable on smaller displays - A route planned while you're already driving now starts on the road you're on, rather than the opposite carriageway - Steadier positioning: a stopped car no longer drifts, and driving on a street beside your route is no longer mistaken for leaving it - Clearer route cards, with less wasted space above Start Navigation

Saved places and routes Name and save the places you return to, and keep routes for later so a favorite drive is one tap away. Better place search Search now runs on Apple Maps data throughout the app, so results match what you'd find in Maps — and tapping a pin on the map opens its details, with directions right there. Trip essentials Find overnight stops along your route, including Harvest Hosts locations and RVezy rentals. CarPlay Guidance now adapts to your car's screen instead of assuming one size. On smaller displays, turn instructions name the actual street rather than falling back to a generic "Continue," the speed limit and road-name cards scale down to leave more map visible, and the map fills the display with your position centered in the part you can actually see. Navigation accuracy Your position keeps moving smoothly through stretches of weak GPS instead of stalling. Route mileage for winding roads now comes straight from the routing engine. Voice guidance speaks up faster at the start of a trip. Offline routing is marked as beta while we keep improving coverage. And various other fixes.

CarPlay RoadSorties now runs on your car's built-in display — full-screen turn-by-turn guidance, a dashboard tile showing your next two turns, and one-tap navigation to your saved places. Navigation • Steadier position tracking at both highway and low speeds • Clearer spoken guidance for ramps and freeway exits • Directions stay armed when a route begins far from its first turn • More accurate speed limit display Audio • Podcasts, audiobooks, and music now resume on their own after each spoken direction Also • Search results pin where you expect them • Offline map and routing fixes

Plan where you'll stay, right from your route. • Hotels & lodging along your route — search for places to stay near any point on your trip, without leaving the map. • Book in a tap — open any stay to check availability and book through our lodging partner. • Cleaner place cards — lodging and points of interest now share a unified, Apple Maps–style callout that's faster to read at a glance. Plus the usual round of fixes and performance improvements.