@Con-Hennekens Perfect - thks!

@Bill-Stephens I have found that MyDrive syncing can behave unpredictably at times. What helps me in that situation is to disable and subsequently re-enable the synchronisation toggle in MyDrive (don't know if the MyDrive app on the phone has it, but the website certainly does) or even just changing the name/description of the route. But this has only occurred for me in the TomTom Go app on my phone (routes not syncing even though the sync toggle shows as enabled in MyDrive). On my actual TomTom device, the only way routes were not syncing, was due to me not having the sync toggle enabled in MyDrive.

Installi l'app, fai il relativo log in e appena si aggiorna sarai utente gold

@Rob-Verhoeff Thanks for that just what i needed.

@Jack-van-Tilburg Just realised I had it set as a Via point rather than a waypoint, have now fix at my end and your sugestion worked a treat. Many thanks for your help.

@terry-durkin they are for different functions. Gold is great for planning routes. Navigation Next allows you to use the app for navigation. You may want both.

@Rob-Verhoeff Thank you. I will have a play and see if it works. Merry Christmas.

@Jane-Harle Your Garmin uses the HERE map and although you will have access to the HERE map with your Navigation Next subscription if you’re going to use your Garmin for navigating I would recommend contacting the MRA Support team by creating a new ticket and ask to change your Navigation Next subscription to a Gold route planner subscription. It may be a while before you get a reply though because of Christmas.

@Stuart-Greer I've reviewed my Routes and made sure all the Points, both 'Vias' and 'Waypoints' are exactly on the Roads, and in the correct direction lane. Ive uploaded as GPX 1.1 and I now have them both classified as Routes and Tracks on my Nav 6, so I'll have to see how that turns out and I HAVE turned off 'Recalculate'. Fingers crossed and I'm all excited about the upcoming season.

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master Dankeschön für die prompte Antwort!

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master Dankeschön für die prompte Antwort!

@Corjan-Meijerink said in life-time offers: wordt dat abonnement opgezegd Ben ik al zo lang gebruiker? Kan mij nog herinneren dat in "in de previous-versie" ergens een abo op had dat pas later in ging. Maar volgens mij is het geen discussie, en moet je gewoon op die link klikken. Het is iedere cent dubbel en dwars waard

@Jack-van-Tilburg this is perfect! thank you so much

@Jack-van-Tilburg you were right Jack, that was the reason, thank you very much. Sorry but I'm a newbie.... Thank you so much

Easy! Thank you. I wondered what that icon did.

@Kronland yep, the ideal would be to have a master route whereby changes to the master are immediately reflected in the slave routes and vice versa

@Jack-van-Tilburg Thanks for reporting this

@artbone said in Why do we need an app?: as soon as I typed the “N” in “thanks” the forum disappeared and I was on a different page. @artbone said in Why do we need an app?: When I try to plan a route on the app on my iPad, I can’t even give it a name because when I try to type certain letters the app will skip to another page. Very frustrating. It were these sentences I was trying to help you out with in my earlier reply. Like @Rob-Verhoeff says, the MRA planner is an online service and won't work without a live internet connection. The planner function within the browser is nothing more than an embedded view to the (live) website. @artbone said in Why do we need an app?: I can’t open a route or track from the app unless I have an internet connection. If I have a route or app open, then I can navigate it without problems. That is by design. If you want to navigate a route offline you first need to download it, to make it available for offline use. Much like you need to do with your offline XT. Your Garmin also does not automagically get its routes transferred, does it? To do that, with a live internet connection (obviously) select a route and click the download arrow [image: 1701851859022-ddb93450-c6f7-4c15-af74-e8b0a4137e61-image.png] Then choose "Make available for offline use" (or something alike, it's the default from within the app) and click downloads. After this, you can start your route offline by going into your profile and choose "Downloads". [image: 1701852252660-5df4ce64-eea4-48a3-8b6d-a367a8b121ed-image.png] There is a really handy option in the navigation-settings under Functional, that says something like "Store used routes and tracks for offline use" [image: 1701852531838-416d2cf5-6d91-428f-8ece-c7d68d84270a-image.png] This really does all the previous completely automatically for me when I am preparing my trips. @artbone said in Why do we need an app?: So, what is the purpose of the app? The app is mainly intended for tracking your rides, and since "Next" also for navigating your routes. What Tyre2Travel has to do with anything is beyond me. I really don't mean to insult your intelligence, but all this is completely covered in the manual. And that is okay, me too am learning a lot more from trying things myself and reading the forum, where a lot of enthusiastic people are trying to help you without the need of any offensive replies.

@YOANNY-RODRIGUEZ I have knowledge and experience with planning and creating routes and can help if someone has problems planning or creating them themselves. But I'm not going to take over. Sorry.

@piet-leek Je kunt Max 10 routes selecteren door het vinkje te plaatsen voor de route, deze kun je dan opslaan. Er wordt een zip bestand opgeslagen in je download map. Dit zip bestand kun je als bijlage in de mail toevoegen