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After thinking about this a bit more, why not just add the stop name of the current destination somewhere in the direction header box? That box is huge, and it should be possible to incorporate the stop name of the current destination in there somehow. That'd help us out a lot. ... View more

After tapping on each destination you would be able to see the details panel for that stop. That is correct. It is by-design that you should not be able to tap on the destinations while actively navigating. If you really need to see destination names while on the go, you could "End" navigation, which would bring you back to the "Summary" screen. From here, you could see the destinations by either tapping on "To: Multiple Destinations" or by tapping on the destination on the map. For our use case, I'd prefer to be able to tap a destination while in navigation mode. I work for an electric utility, and the destinations are support structures (poles), and surface structures (vaults, pedestals, sectionalizers, and switchgear). These structures all have a facility number in the format 1 01 10 12 2001. When reaching a destination there can be a lot of other structures in that same location, so it's really nice to be able to click on the destination to see the stop name, which is the structure number. Tapping on the direction header should not "do nothing". Whenever you tap the header you should have the directions for the next maneuver spoken to you. You're correct, this is what it does. You are correct that tapping on the mileage and time badges do nothing. Were you expecting those to do something in particular? No, not necessarily, but since you asked, I could see it showing totals, such as total distance, and total time for the entire route. After typing this out, I've realized the main feature I'd like to see is having the ability to click on a destination while in navigation mode and see information, such as the stop name. Because we are always pulling over to the side of the road, and it's nice to just click on the destination while in navigation mode to check what the structure number is. A lot of the time we have to walk a distance from the road to find the structure. Also, one more issue I've noticed is that when you are in the Edit Route window, and you delete a destination it automatically recalculates the route right away. When you have say 70 destinations, and you want to delete multiple destinations it's a painful process because it recalculates each time you delete one. I think it'd be better to not recalculate until AFTER you hit Done on the Edit Route window. Just a thought. ... View more