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Click the Options button in the
Trip Planner window to access
CoPilot routing options.
Auto and Quickest are the
default settings, providing the
quickest routing for automobiles
based on practical considerations
such as road quality, terrain, and
urban/rural classifi cations. RV
routing favors major roads and
avoids sharp turns, U-turns, and
urbanized areas where possible.
In the U.S. only, RV routing avoids
12' 6" height restrictions on
highways. Scenic routing avoids
major roads and favors more
rural and scenic roads wherever
possible and practical.
Check Avoid Propane
Restricted Tunnels if desired.
Click Advanced to set general
road preferences.
Drag the sliding bars to the left
or right to avoid or favor each
road type.
Set the road speeds CoPilot uses
in its route calculations for each
type of road by either typing or
clicking the up and down arrows
under Rural and Urban for
each road type.
Routing Options
Select Run in the Trip Planner
window to run the trip.
The Trip Summary will show start
and end places, and the number
of stops in between them.
Total distance and time for trip.
Estimated fuel cost for your trip
based on entries in the Fuel Cost
Calculator (Trip menu).
Click OK to view map and
driving directions.
Trip Summary
Fuel Cost Calculator
To calculate an estimate of your
fuel costs for a trip, select Fuel
Cost Calculator from the Trip
menu before you run your route.
Fill in the average cost you expect
to pay per gallon or liter of fuel,
and the distance per gallon/liter
you can expect to get in your
vehicle. Click OK, then run your
trip. A fuel cost estimate based
on what you entered will be
calculated and shown in the Trip
Summary that CoPilot creates for
every trip you run.