Saved places
Save the fuel stop, the campsite, or the quiet layby you want to find again. Saved places are tied to your account, so sign in to keep them.
Saving a place
- Open any place's popup on the map and tap the bookmark. The place's category comes across automatically.
- Give a saved place a category of your own (fuel station, campsite, pub, and so on) so long lists stay tidy.
Drop a pin to save any spot
You are not limited to places Radar already lists. To save any point on the map, such as a quiet layby, a gate, or a viewpoint that no data source knows about:
- On a touch screen, press and hold the spot.
- On a computer, right-click the spot.
A pin drops with a Save box: give it a name (an address is filled in for you), pick a category if you like, and save. It then behaves like any other saved place. You need to be signed in to save a dropped pin.
Home and Work
Pin a Home and a Work place. They sit at the top of the "Jump to place" menu and are one tap to route to.
Finding them when you plan a route
When you plan a route, start typing a name into the start, destination, or stop boxes and Radar suggests your matching saved places. This works for any place you have saved, not only Home and Work, so you can route to a campsite or layby by name without hunting for it on the map. See Routing & your vehicle.
The /places page
The Saved places page groups everything by category, with a search box and a category filter, so a long list stays navigable. Addresses are filled in for you even when a source only gave coordinates, so your list never shows raw numbers.
The "My places" map layer
Your saved places are their own toggleable map layer, alongside Places, Hazards, and Floods. Each shows in its category colour and icon; Home and Work get house and briefcase icons.
How many you can save
- Base (free): up to 100 saved places.
- Premium: up to 1,000.
See Accounts & Premium.