You can add up to 6 stages to your route. These stages will also be included in the ViaMichelin GPS app if you have saved your route in your Michelin account. The short (prioritising distance): this route option involves the shortest distance to reach the destination, whilst always remaining on passable roads. For every calculated route, ViaMichelin offers the choice of two or three itineraries and allows you to make an easy comparison. There are 7 city plans to help you find your way around Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Paris and Toulouse. There is also a route planner detailing major routes, ferries and airports and a distance and journey times chart between 50 destinations. An index of town names allows you to easily find the desired area within the atlas. Michelin's danger alers: to help you identify zones at risks for drivers and controlled speed areas

Michelin recommended: this route option focuses on safety, simplicity and minimising any risk of route errors. This is the default route that Michelin recommends. Michelin mapping is great if you require detailed information to allow you to make an informed choice while navigating your route. It has essential information such as width and height restrictions and other road safety information. Help me choose which road atlas to buy?