How about this for an idea?

[Noddie]

Why not have a "Standby Missions" board where you can offer space on your ship to ports you're already committed to going to?

For example. I dock and collect a commodity (but either there isn't enough available to fill my ship, or I can't afford any more), maybe accept a couple of missions, plot my next couple of jumps accordingly and then choose to offer my remaining capacity on a "standby" basis effectively offering the unused capacity at a discount as my ship is going there anyway. So rather than cycle through the boards looking for missions that match my flight plans, I advertise my flight plans and see if anyone is interested.

 

[SpaceScania]

Yes this has been discussed before and being able to more easily find more missions to the same location would be a big win. +1 from me! One problem with taking multiple smaller missions are the large increase in being interdicted by enemy NPC's which can get annoying. Still it would be a nice win.

The other huge gap that is related (in my mind) is that there are no 300-700t missions for single commanders who are rocking the bigger haulage ships. This gap is inexplicable and I have posted here many times asking Frontier to consider fixing it, but alas I don't think many CMDR's care about haulage missions these days in the Void Opal era

 

[Noddie]

One problem with taking multiple smaller missions are the large increase in being interdicted by enemy NPC's which can get annoying. Still it would be a nice win.

Oh, I don't mind that. I like the bounties. But it does sometimes puzzle me. I'm flying a big, dangerous ship. And some pillock comes after me in an Eagle saying "All that tasty cargo". Which is odd, because they've got no hope. I can literally ignore them and charge FSD and jump before they get through my shields, or I can zap them without doing anything by deploying HPs and letting the turrets melt the pirate. I understand they want the cargo, I get that. But they've literally got no chance and once I have their shields down in 2.2 microseconds should chucker off. Only, they don't. So they literally waste your time more quickly than their bounties are worth.