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How can I get my iPhone calendar to provide me with approximate travel time?

I have an iPhone 17 Pro Max. I am on iOS 27.0.1. Since this last software update I cannot figure out how to get my calendar (iCloud) to give me the approximate amount of travel time from one location to the next. I have checked every setting and every configuration and it all checks out. No matter how I go about getting this to work, all I get is “none” for travel time.

If anyone can help me I would really appreciate it. Thank you!

3 replies

Connoisseur7 wrote:
I have checked every setting and every configuration and it all checks out.

You have asked us to guess what these might be. If in fact you checked everything possible, then your iPhone must have a hardware problem, which seems highly unlikely.


The most likely culprit is Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services > …

  • Location Services = “on”
  • Calendar > …
    • Allow Location Access = While Using This App
    • Precise Location = “on”

You’re welcome. If one of those settings is not the culprit, hopefully we can assist you further if you tell us the key things you have checked and give us a bit more detail about how you get the start and end points into your calendar event. (Are both locations recognized by your Maps app?)

Thank you for your answer. I totally agree that there is not any hardware issues. It’s definitely a setting. I am pretty sure I checked your suggestion but since I’ve tried everything it’s likely I either messed this setting up or it is in fact something I missed. I will give it a try. Again, thank you for answering my question