> Now, I need all the coordinates points of the route in an array, As already said, that's an infinite number. You could get a GRoute polyline and iterate through all its vertices, but that will be a lot. You could use all the turns (steps) - but that might miss zones if it passes through a zone without a turn. You could use at-a-distance steps which will probably be slower but give more reliable results. You could even combine them - use the steps but check if there is long distance between two steps and if so, subdivide it.
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