Driving layers on the web map

Building and reading a route on the RALLIER website gained a set of new layers and import options in August.

New

Import a route straight from a Google Maps share link — paste it in and the stops land in the builder for you to review before saving.
Write stop notes in the builder so everyone driving the route can read what you left for them.
See aircraft overhead, traffic cameras (with a picture), enforcement cameras, and roadworks reported by state transportation departments, right on the map.
See fuel and charging stops along your route.
Color a route by which cell carrier works along it, so you know where you'll lose signal before you go.

Gravel and other unpaved stretches are now drawn exactly where they are on the route, not just totaled as a percentage.
Climb is measured on a fixed distance interval, so two routes' difficulty numbers can actually be compared against each other.