When you add a waypoint between two stops, how does mileage change?

When you add a waypoint between two stops, how does mileage change?

• A. Mileage stays the same
• B. Mileage recalculates automatically
• C. Mileage is reduced by 10%
• D. Mileage becomes invalid

Answer: (B)

When you insert a waypoint between two stops, the route itself changes, so the distance must be reevaluated. The routing engine recalculates the total mileage based on the road network and the new path that goes through the added waypoint. This automatic recalculation ensures the mileage reflects the actual route segments (from the start to the waypoint, then to the next stop, and so on). It isn’t fixed, isn’t reduced by a set percentage, and isn’t invalid—the system updates it to match the updated route.

When you insert a waypoint between two stops, the route itself changes, so the distance must be reevaluated. The routing engine recalculates the total mileage based on the road network and the new path that goes through the added waypoint. This automatic recalculation ensures the mileage reflects the actual route segments (from the start to the waypoint, then to the next stop, and so on). It isn’t fixed, isn’t reduced by a set percentage, and isn’t invalid—the system updates it to match the updated route.