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@Mike-Morrill A screenshot as @Con-Hennekens asked for would be helpful but to really understand and discover the problem it would be better if you could share your route. Sharing your route from MRA is far better than just forwarding the .gpx files as sharing will show what map and settings you are using. To share your route, open the route and click the Share button top right, choose the Link option and copy and paste the URL web address into your reply. If the privacy of the route is not public you’ll get the opportunity to change this after clicking the Link option.

@Con-Hennekens said in Statement about device limit: @Reinhard-Punz, you are forgetting the part of the release notes that explained that HERE is charging per device. Therefore a limit is in place, and you can contact support for extra device licences if necessary. because of new contracts with our suppliers we also have to implement a device limit per subscription. As we now pay per active phone we cannot (ignorantly) allow users to use our app on an unlimited amount of phones. Thank you, I hadn't actually noticed that. It doesn't make the situation any more pleasant, but at least it's understandable.

So, I avoid highways and main roads as much as possible, and these should be clearly visible on the display. Regarding Dart: The major roads, like main roads and country roads, are barely distinguishable; they're both yellow... Regarding Wong: The distinction between highways (red, wider) and main roads (red, narrow) to country roads (yellow) and small roads (yellow, narrow) is definitely a good start. However, the very small roads (white) are barely visible. In rural areas, this makes navigating the beautiful little roads (white) very confusing. If you haven't planned ahead and want to make a spontaneous turn, the road layout (white) is difficult to discern. Example at Möhnesee: The forest road, which is "beautiful to drive," is barely noticeable when driving past. It leads to "Franki's Hut," which is highly recommended. The turnoff from the south shore to the forest road is barely visible on the display! That then with sunshine is then on the way on the mobile phone / motorcycle often difficult to recognize.!! [image: 1772209703580-img_6505.png] [image: 1772209641742-img_6506.png] [image: 1772209655520-img_6503.png]

@Guzzist said in Garmin xt2: Maar het kan zijn dat een ontvangend apparaat slechts 20-50 punten accepteert! Sommigen moeten dan de route opsplitsen tot 28-29 punten.

@AWDC-LAO Het meeste wat je benoemt wordt ook echt behandeld in 1, 2 en 3. Wat vooral over de planner gaat. Zaken gerelateerd aan Navigation Next zullen daarin opgenomen dienen te worden, maar benoemen kunnen we ze altijd. Toch bedankt voor je bijdrage. Ik zal de punten een langs de trainingen leggen en daar waar nodig toevoegen.

@Con-Hennekens said in Carpe Iter Caretta: If I would be so adventurous as to go riding in let's say Morocco, I would definitely add some demands to my navigation device's specs too. Yep, as always: different horses for different courses. You don't need to go to Morocco to have 40°C - this was in France in May 2023: [image: 1772186067722-pic_01.jpg]

Okay, I just created the test routes in the new app version V5.0.1-438. Maybe the web planner = the route lab that works better

Benvenuto @Gianluca-0

Hey, if you want to ride through Belgium, there is so much beauty to see that only a Belgian motorcyclist like myself can help you. So avoid the major roads between points 8 and 9! There is so much beauty in between: for example, the world-famous Botanical Garden in Meise near Brussels on the A12/ It all depends on whether you want to fly through Belgium or discover Belgium and have more time.

@Lynchy67 It is on the list for major maintenance of the website, just like being able to export multiple routes in one go. Please be patient.

Because I was able to improve my off-road skills, and because I am now comfortable with a brand new KTM 890 Adventure - I took part in an unexpected trip in Italy: Motorbike off-road trip through the 5 regions - Emilia Romagna, Marche, Tuscany, Lazio and Abruzzo. Please read my blog to find out what happens on that trip and how much fun, pain and crashes we had on this journey. With story, photos, videos and tracklogs: https://www.myrouteapp.com/blog/open/1733 Because the blog page can't be reached any longer directly, I'm trying to attract readers by publishing a link here. Enjoy - and please provide feedback if you feel like.

My 2023 Can-Am Spyder RTL [image: 1759688093153-20250322_133308-resized.jpg]