@Roberto-Nencini Sì, è possibile. Apri un percorso che desideri confrontare con un altro percorso. Vai ai percorsi tramite il menu a sinistra e trova il percorso da confrontare con il percorso aperto in precedenza. Fare clic su aggiungi Il percorso è mostrato in giallo Ora puoi modificare il percorso aperto in precedenza con la linea nera, se necessario.

@Kenneth-de-Miranda the tread app of you want to do it without a computer or with an usb cable and your pc

@Ad-V MRA has at least as many options as the old version, they're just not accessible through CarPlay yet. You can access all options on your phone, setup the route you want, the way you want it, and then connect it to CarPlay and just ride.

@andre-1 said in Afstand tussenpunten: Txs for your respons all. I will try this I see now that i used a different app. I guess it is the old one. Yes that is the old app.

@Vincent-Cairns, Silver or Gold is for the MyRoute-app online planner. If you want to use the turn-by-turn navigation in the app you need also the Navigation subscription indeed. Know that MRA planner is capable of generating routes for all platforms. Many people use is for routes for their Garmins or TomToms, or other phone apps. But the MRA Navigation is certainly worth it, and integrates with the planner terrifically!

@Corjan-Meijerink Geweldig Corjan! Ik ben heel benieuwd! Bedankt voor je reactie!

@Dan-Ayres said in Lost my Ride Leader Virginity last month...: I did run into a problem one day, when a waypoint was skipped automatically, and I continued on ... without a simple way to re-select it. (Is there one?) I found that, several times on the trip I had to end navigation, reload the route then, 1 by 1 skip each waypoint until I got to the one I wanted. Pleeease tell me there's an easier way! There surely must be one, but I never discovered it. Enlighten me. Long press the waypoint you want to start at / jump to. You'll get a popup confusingly entitled 'Skip waypoint', but the text underneath tells the truth: ' Continue from: 5' Works a treat!

@Astrid-van-de-Ven Maybe, but I would like to here from someone that has exported to a Mac.

great thank you nothing similar in English, and as Nick said there are no toll booths or toll signs using Google street view Tony

@Doug-Robinson Yes, and street view is a help but not in Germany. They still got a lot off work to do over there.

@Roger-Needham-0 The beta program is still open for the original testers but the app is now available for all to use.

@artbone If you also had a subscription for the Navigation app, it will be transferred to the new app, and you can also make use of turn-by-turn navigation in the new app. However, you will need to re-download the offline maps. You can easily verify this yourself by going to your account settings in the app. If you see "Navigation" listed in a blue box there, then you also have turn-by-turn navigation. [image: 1690121655482-img_8393.jpeg]

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master Ja, dank je wel ............

@Brian-Wolstencroft Thank you Nick that's been a great help

@richtea999 Or just "Disable traffic & seasonal closings". One word can make the differance. Like your idea.

@Rob-van-Pul, Als je een track omzet naar een trip (route) vervallen alle waypoints, dan dan zal er niks omgeroepen worden nee. Als iedereen uit hetzelfde GPX bestand de track importeert, dan gaat het niet fout bij MRA of bij de track, maar bij de Zumo's. Exporteer eens een GPX zónder route en deel die uit. Kijken wat er dan gebeurt

@Jack-van-Tilburg thnx Mooi verzameltopic voor deze handige sites.

@Sam-Kramer Once you have created a route in MRA Planner, you can save it in various ways. One of them is 'Save as' gpx 1.1 (track, POI). You can import that file into your Connected App. [image: 1689316101987-scherm-afbeelding-2023-07-14-om-08.23.04.png] I don't know if you also have sufficient knowledge of how to do this in the connected app.

@Sam-Kramer You can send your created route as .gpx 1.1 (Route, Track, POI) to the connected app. If you then select the track in the connected app, you will indeed have the same route as you made, only with 2 hard points, start and finish.

@James-Schnoor Maybe here: https://atv-wi.com/atv-maps.html