One option is to translate your icon to SVG then use the Symbol rotation property to align it with the road (you can do the same with a PNG image by either making a large number of copies of the icon rotated by a degree or two, or by making a custom icon that allows … Read more
function initMap() { var service = new google.maps.DirectionsService; var map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById(‘map’)); // list of points var stations = [ {lat: 48.9812840, lng: 21.2171920, name: ‘Station 1’}, {lat: 48.9832841, lng: 21.2176398, name: ‘Station 2’}, {lat: 48.9856443, lng: 21.2209088, name: ‘Station 3’}, {lat: 48.9861461, lng: 21.2261563, name: ‘Station 4’}, {lat: 48.9874682, lng: 21.2294855, name: ‘Station … Read more
I hope it’s not against the rules to link to my own blog post if it’s relevant to the question, but I’ve solved this problem in the past. Stand-alone answer from linked post: @implementation MKPolyline (MKPolyline_EncodedString) + (MKPolyline *)polylineWithEncodedString:(NSString *)encodedString { const char *bytes = [encodedString UTF8String]; NSUInteger length = [encodedString lengthOfBytesUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding]; NSUInteger idx = … Read more