Het kan wel ! En het staat uitgelegd in de handleiding ! Zorg dat alle routes zijn opgeladen : open een route en dan kan links ander routes oproepen in een bepaalde kleur ... als je dan op de PLUS drukt dan kan je kiezen of de route achter of voor de reeds geopende route plakt.

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@Nomko-Nomden I was given the tip to take the photo using your device’s native camera app. The resolution of that photo is much better than the MRA in-app camera functionality. And just before saving the track, add the photos. Don’t ask me why, but the photos really are better when you take them with your device’s native camera app!

@RetiredWingMan Hi, I've done all that....I think....but still can't access the map offline..... I've downloaded the region map but when I try to download the route I don't get the "offline" option on the export scroll wheel just the GPX 1.1 etc. So when I go to use offline mode it says "no routes could be calculated using your offline maps and I need to turn off offline maps. I'm confused! Downloads maps for the region(s). 2. Download the route(s). 3. Set offline opperation / navigation in the options. 4. Start your route navigation

the problem is that HERE works with a sailing schedule to determine how long the crossing will take. Since most domestic ferries do not have a sailing schedule, but simply sail up and down, HERE decides on a default crossing duration of 30 minutes. In "fastest route" mode, this means that a detour that is faster is automatically chosen. If the detour takes more than 30 minutes, the ferry will be chosen. Hence the sometimes "erratic" behavior. With "Shortest route" selected, the detour doesn't matter, the ferry is always shorter, and so it takes it. Switching to shortest route can obviously have a big impact on the rest of your route, so it really only makes sense if you use that setting from the start when planning. Navigation Next will include it automatically, but TomTom, Zumos and other units you will have to manually adjust it yourself. Of course you can also force the crossing by setting the waypoint on the other side as "skip" or "off-road" using the 4x4 car icon in the waypoint options. The funny thing is that the planner then does not calculate any time for the crossing, but Navigation Next does: half an hour

As for all zumo's and bmw nav's, if your route started at your home you have to pass that via point. As the nav wanted to send you back the nav did'nt picked up the starting point. Or you put a second "waypoint" (hand) about 100 meters after the initial starting point and choose that starting point when activating the route in your nav VI or you always let your routes start about 100 meters from your current location. If you optimized your route in the web planner using the toolkit in combination with the underlying track you shouldn't have any problems.

Ik kan het moeilijk uit de startpost halen. Is het startpunt nu wel of niet geraakt? Dat maakt inderdaad heel veel uit. Oftewel @jean-marie-dirix heb je voor het startpunt al een andere richting gekozen of ben je kort na het startpunt (die je dus wel geraakt hebt) van richting veranderd.

I compared both because I wanted to get the smaller one at first. But the parallel test shows me very clear: with the bigger one, now finally I can read p.e. city names on map during the ride. Also in bright sunshine! Decision for T865-X was made quick! MyRoute-App is running well on the device. I only wait since a long time for integration of Remote-2 controller from DMD - to not any longer need to touch the screen during ride

@Con-Hennekens said in Another fuel station question...: @Marinus-van-Deudekom said in Another fuel station question...: If You’re driving offline you can’t add any waypoints. This is at best an incomplete answer... @Neil-q said in Another fuel station question...: When I touch this box, I get a message that says something like 'unable to add a waypoint while navigating a route' Are you sure the words are not "... while navigating a track" instead of "...while navigating a route"? Of course you can add waypoints while navigating routes offline, but not with tracks (and therefore not with "Route-as-Track"). The message is pretty clear about that. Not being able to add waypoints to tracks goes whether online or offline. I'll have to double check, I'm not so sure now you mention it

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Many thanks for your help!

thnx voor de info

@white.mouse said in Streetview: Misschien even een ticket aanmaken! Dat is misschien wel wat ja. Dank voor de tip. Gr Ruurt

@Corjan-Meijerink said in MRA use on 2000 mile trip: You can actually get 2 pints for £9.99? That's amazing! indeed you can @Corjan-Meijerink , you just have to look in the right places, off the beaten track, obviously sometimes it was a little expensive, but hey, it's a holiday. ️

Your profile picture is set in two different places: The forum – When you're logged into the forum, click on your profile picture and choose "Edit profile." Then click on your profile picture again to change it to a different one. The Route Planner – When you're logged into the Route Planner, click on "Profile" in the top white menu bar. Then click "Edit profile" in the top right corner. You can select a new profile picture by clicking the pencil icon on your current picture.

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Many Thanks will give that a go!

Hi @Gilles-collignon, there is a big advantage if you are using MRA-Routeplanner (for planning) and parallel MyRoute-App (for navigation). Instead of TomTom or Garmin navigation devices. In this case, there is no longer a need of manual transfer via gpx file. Your planned routes in MRA-Routeplanner will be synched automatically to MyRoute-App! And if you record your trip (may parallel to navigate) in MyRoute-App - then you can make fotos by the app. This will keep the fotos related to the track as geo referenced. After yor trip, if you have saved your recorded track, you can view this track in MRA-Routeplanner - with the fotos you made - exactly on the map, where you made it