Multi-Stop Route Mileage Splitter

Split a multi-stop freight route into individual leg mileages using exact Google Maps road miles. Calculate stop-off charges for invoicing, driver pay, or rate analysis.

Route Endpoints First pickup or starting location.
Last delivery or ending location.
Intermediate Stops (Optional) Add up to 5 intermediate stops in route order. Leave unused stops blank.
Stop-Off Billing (Optional) (Optional) Flat fee billed per intermediate stop. Common: $50–$150.
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Why Split Routes by Leg?

Freight brokers, dispatchers, and carriers need per-leg mileage for several critical workflows. Invoicing multi-stop loads requires knowing exactly how many miles each stop adds so shippers can be billed accurately. Driver pay on multi-stop routes is often calculated per mile per leg, especially when different rates apply to different portions of a run.

Stop-off charges are flat fees billed for each additional stop beyond a standard point-to-point haul. Typical rates range from $50 to $150 per stop, depending on the carrier and lane. This tool calculates the total stop-off cost so you can include it on rate confirmations and invoices.

Related freight tools: Use the Deadhead Calculator to evaluate whether repositioning to the first pickup on this route is worthwhile. To run this same route — up to five intermediate stops with on-duty service time at each — under full FMCSA Hours of Service clocks and get per-stop ETAs, use the HOS Multi-Stop Trip Planner.

This tool was created by Ben Crittenden, a Project Management Professional (PMP) with experience in web development and systems administration.