@Guzzist Daarom gebruik ik top mijn motorrad wee schermen elkeen met NN, om zoveel mogelijk mijn handen op het stuur te houden : t.t.z. de Carpe iter voor het overzicht en een iPhone PRO MAX ( vanaf versie 12 ...) voor de details. Maar voor mijn voor 90% soft offroad of dirty roads gebruik ik eerder de Garmin XT2. ( een iPhone Pro Max rekent iets sneller dan de Carpe Iter. ) Uiteindelijk kan je ook 2x Navigation Next kopen : als je x 99 euro uitgeeft kost het je voor 4 schermen 1,67€ per maand over 10 jaar tijd. ( neen ik heb geen aandelen bij MyRouteApp bv )

@Rob-Verhoeff ahnja, I was with my head at the planner

Ik zeg ook niet dat een telefoon oud moet zijn. Oud staat niet voor niets tussen aanhalingstekens. Er zijn enorm veel mensen die hun telefoon bij hun contract hebben en daardoor na 2 jaar weer een nieuwe telefoon bij hun contract nemen. Dat zijn meestal dure telefoons die prima voor dit doeleind te gebruiken zijn. En dat is voor de meeste mensen toch hun oude telefoon.

@BRIAN-GAUDETTE-0 The Michelin overlay map is probably your best view.

@Martin-Wilcke, I have quite a clear understanding of what Waypoints and the different kind of waypoints are, and that is not difficult to understand at all

@Kris-Lemaire said in Suggestion: convert route to route-track from within MRA Routeplanner: It would be nice to have this feature, to make it possible to send a track to other people instead of a route. Like @Jörgen said, you can save as a track (and POI) only GPX for distribution (if you want to limit users to track). @Jörgen said in Suggestion: convert route to route-track from within MRA Routeplanner: I do not understand the needs for this? It enables to share MRA download links with maintained route information, but limited to track download. Don't ask me why, but many tour managers fancy that (their way or no way...) Also, it is nice to have a track available if you want to check routes for differences. Lay the routetrack behind your route to see where it deviates from the original routetrack. I am sure there will be some TLC from the developers for features like this, in the upcoming web planner overhaul (but don't hold your breath).

@Con-Hennekens some devices has real mirror function like my carradio on android 6. it is good that you explain that mirror is something else as AA or CP. negative side of mirror is that you only mirror the screen and not the control on the screen.

@Jan-Huisman, ik zou even een support ticket aanmaken dan.

@Con-Hennekens in short Nope

@Adrian-Avram Back at you and to everyone else. Have a very happy, healthy and fun filled New Year 2026.

@Kerry-Lebel ...your mentioned point "Mirador la Peña" serms a so called view point. You can use it by a click as route point if: on your screen left side, there is the list of waypoints - but you need to switch to list of POI (click on "Hamburger-Menue, right side of word "Waypoint" to select it) in the list of POI, you need to select the category "viewpoints" with a little luck, the "Mirador la Peña" is well known and an icon becomes visible in map (by zooming in!) you can click on this icon and select, if you want it entered as always visible POI - or/and as route point. Mostly the icon has the name as in the map shown (but you can override).

So I took the bike out today and tested out the new feature, and man does it deliver! Easy to use, and the route line is still bright and highly visible. I compared it against OnX Offroad, and I liked MRA better. I'm sure OnX has better features geared toward offroad riding, but for follow-the-line tracklogs, MRA nailed this one! Thank you so much!

Buiten de opmerking van @Hans-van-de-Ven-MR.MRA levert Google ook nog de volgende: https://www.waterschaprivierenland.nl/werk-in-uitvoering

@David-Gillies said in Garmin XT reflecting planned routes: if you select yes it does but doesn’t seem to fully recognise the shaping points and used the Garmin route calculation resulting in different roads. I assume you mean XT instead of XP? Try the GPX 1.2 export. I believe it uses the VIA point and tracks between them. That should help.

@Kerry-Lebel You can import POI's in three different formats: OV2, GPX or CVS. Your imported waypointlist is available in all the routes you make. Importing a route directly into a nested map is possible. You have to step into that map first and then upload your routes one by one. There are a bunch of formats available.

@RideOnWithFriends ; Hallo Juergen, nein umständlich ist das nicht. Im normal Fall hat man sowieso die Routen in einem Ordner abgelegt. Öffne diesen Ordner dazu der erste Route und dann kann man mit zwei klicks die Rouren alle sichtbar machen und sorag die Farben auswählen, so zeige ich meien Freunden immer alle Routen auf einen Blick. WP1 und WP2 ist die Route vom Hotel zur Tankstelle, die öffne ich und zeige dann alle anderen Routen auf diesem Weg ganz schnell und einfach, farben lassen sich dort ändern. VG Hi Juergen, no, it's not complicated at all. Normally, you'd have all your routes saved in a folder anyway. Open that folder, select the first route, and then with two clicks you can make all the routes visible and even choose their colors. That's how I always show my friends all the routes at a glance. WP1 and WP2 are the route from the hotel to the gas station; I'll open them and then quickly and easily show all the other routes along this path; the colors can be changed there. Cheers! [image: 1765547849291-a47d5f7a-43c9-401d-9356-29ce7dc33dd1-image.png] [image: 1765547766460-bb3fecc7-b18e-437a-a207-f325b2bfc312-image.png]

Just wrapped up most of 5.0.1. Expecting release end of the week. Can confirm this should be an issue of the past.

@Adrian-Avram said in Convert Route to Track Log ????: A tracklog (LOG) contains recorded average speed, distance and time while navigating a route or a track ... you cannot convert a route/track to a tracklog ! Yes you can. The only thing what is missing is the speed. If you want to replace a lost track log, that is the best way.