waypoint.n: Required. Specifies two or more locations that define the route and that are in sequential order. viaWaypoint.n: Optional Specifies one or more locations that define intermediate points of a route between waypoints.
A route is defined by a set of waypoints and viaWaypoints (intermediate locations that the route must pass through). The index (n value) for the set of waypoints and viaWaypoints is an integer starting with 0 or 1. The waypoint and viaWaypoint index values must be sequential and must always increment by 1. Both waypoint and viaWaypoint locations can be specified as a Point, a landmark, or an address. The start and end points of the route cannot be viaWaypoints. For transit routes and when more than one route is requested (maxSolutions > 1), you must specify only two waypoints, and viaWaypoints are not supported. Examples: waypoint.1=47.610,-122.107 [Point] wp.1=MyPlace,Here [landmark]
avoid
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Specifies the road types to minimize or avoid when a route is created for the driving travel mode.
A comma-separated list of values from the following list that limit the use of highways and toll roads in the route. In the definitions below, "highway" also refers to a "limited-access highway". If no values are specified, highways and tolls are allowed in the route. - highways: Avoids the use of highways in the route. - tolls: Avoids the use of toll roads in the route. - minimizeHighways: Minimizes (tries to avoid) the use of highways in the route. - minimizeTolls: Minimizes (tries to avoid) the use of toll roads in the route. Note: If you specify more than one option for a road type, then the most restrictive option is used. For example, if you set the avoid parameter to both highways and minimizeHighways, the highways option is used and all highways are avoided. Examples: avoid=highwaysavoid=highways,tolls
distanceBeforeFirstTurn
dbft
Specifies the distance before the first turn is allowed in the route.
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