Even though only a single itinerary is shown below, all selected trips will have their itineraries and passenger counts set to what you enter in the planner. However, the times will be offset to the time of the original trip. This means that timing is preserved relative to each trip.

In addition to the timing, vehicle type is also preserved.

EXAMPLE: Imagine we have two identical trips from Columbus OH to Cleveland OH and back to Columbus. Each is for a single coach bus. The first trip is scheduled for Monday at 9am, and the second trip is scheduled for Tuesday at 1pm.

I want to...	Instructions
Change the dates/times	Simply edit the times to what they need to be. If we wanted to depart 1 day earlier, simply change the date to 1 day earlier in the planner. In the example Ohio trip, this would mean changing the departure from Monday to Sunday for the first trip, or Tuesday to Monday for the second trip (only one trip is displayed in the planner at a time, but changes affect all selected trips). The Monday trip would now depart at Sunday 9am and the Tuesday trip would now depart at Monday 1pm. Notice how the timing remained the same relative to the trip.
Add/remove/change locations	Change the locations to what they need to be. If we wanted to remove the last stop in our example Ohio trip to make it a one-way instead of a round trip, simply remove the last location in the planner (ie. remove the last Columbus stop). This would remove the last stop for all selected trips, but keep their timing (ie. the first trip would still depart Monday 9am and the second trip at Tuesday 1pm).