I use and recommend Google Maps, as it allows us to build routes with up to 10 stops (however, we can create an infinite amount of routes) and organize them however we'd like - then, we're able to save and send those itineraries to our email address or phone itself. Later on, while traveling on a route and completing multiple shops, there's actually a search feature that allows you to find desired stops along your route(s), such as gas stations if you need fuel or restaurants if you're hungry. While I'm sure there are many other options unique and helpful in their own way, Google Maps is definitely my go-to.

Hey, Kristy - I believe I've seen one in the Quantico, Virginia area, but could be mistaken.

Hi there, Stephanie - welcome! To relieve you of any skepticism: this is a legitimate way to complete tasks and earn money on the side, yes. Much like anything else, you've to invest your time and energy, but it's ultimately worthwhile.