Loading the car, stop by stop
Last In, First OutThe last stop goes in first, so every stop's things come out on top.
List what you are carrying and where each thing gets dropped off. The page works out the order to load, where each thing sits and whether it all fits; the loading notes put it into plain words for the car park.
one colour a stop heavy fragile waits for a second trip
1 The car and the load free
Size: S (a shoebox), M (a full carrier bag), L (a big suitcase), XL, litres or "60x40x30 cm". Weight: light, medium, heavy or kg. Stop: its name or number. Flags: fragile, upright, on the way. You can drop a .txt or .csv file onto the box.
2 The page's plan free
3 The loading notes metered
One run writes a headline, one line a thing in the order to load it, a line for each stop, things worth a second look and a tip. It never changes the page's verdict or order, and the page checks every line against its own plan.
Pricing as soon as the session is ready...
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Load, first in to last in
At each stop
The page's check
4 Saved loads
How the page plans it
Space. The car list uses rough typical boot sizes to the parcel shelf - estimates, not any one model's figure; type your handbook's litres for a better answer. Only 80% of a boot counts as usable, because boxes and bags leave gaps. Sizes: S about 10 litres, M about 30, L about 70, XL about 150, or litres and centimetres as you give them.
Order. The last stop's things go in first, against the back seats; the first stop's go in last, by the opening. Within a stop: heavy first and low, then the rest, fragile last and on top. Things needed on the way ride in the cabin, within reach.
The verdict, checked in this order: more than the car can take in one go - two trips, with the later stops' things waiting; else too much with the back seats up but fine folded - fold the seats; else a heavy thing for an earlier stop cannot sit against the back seats - wedge the heavy; else straight in.
Safety. Heavy loose things keep moving in a sudden stop: keep them low against the back seats, never stack above the shelf or block the rear window, never ride with a loose heavy thing on a seat, and stay under the load limit in the car's handbook. A packing aid, not professional advice.