Route Legs Planner
A delivery run as legs you type — distance, driving time or speed, stop length — with totals, arrival and departure times at every stop and your own break rule.
Total distance, driving, stop and break time, the clock time at each stop from a departure time, the average speed, and a midnight flag — arithmetic on your legs, no map or routing.
Example: Leaving at 08:00: 90 km at 60 km/h then 20 min, 120 km at 80 then 30 min, then 150 km in 200 min with a 45 min break after 4 h of driving — 360 km, back at the depot 15:55.
Legs you type,
added up honestly.
What each leg needs, how the clock is built, and what the page deliberately does not do.
Each leg
A leg is the drive to the next stop: its distance, and either the driving time you know or an average speed to derive it from (time = distance ÷ speed). A default speed covers legs that give neither. The stop length at the destination is added before the next leg starts.
The clock
From the departure time the page adds driving, breaks and stops in order, so every stop shows an arrival and a departure. If the run passes midnight the schedule says which day it lands on. The average speed reported is over driving time only.
Breaks and what is missing
The break rule is one you define — a break of X minutes after every Y minutes of driving — inserted wherever the driving total crosses the threshold, even mid-leg. No driving-hours regulation is embedded. There is no map, no routing and no traffic: distances and speeds are yours, and the average speed should already allow for the slow stretches. Nothing leaves the browser; the same four anonymous usage counts as the rest of the site apply.
SOURCES
- Elementary time = distance ÷ speed and clock addition; the break rule is user-defined (no driving-hours regulation is embedded)
Last reviewed 20 September 2026. How results are checked: How we verify.