@ronald-adams In addition to what Hans said, there is no need to export or "save as" if you're using MRA Navigation (or even just MRA Mobile), the same routes are available automatically across all MRA apps.

@Jörgen That is true, but you can alwys click on the "X' on the end of the line

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master That's ok, i know that, but it would be nice, having it on the first screen. It would be more convenient that way, there would be less clicking through the menus

@Siepermann-Ronald Misschien omdat deze weg een verplichte rijrichting heeft= [image: 1674489323020-d4639f66-8b75-4b3e-9267-9df0d219e1d3-image.png]

@Nick-Dawson Thanks Nick - just do not like doing these things on my phone - like to use my laptop for that. For now will just keep using my editing programme.

@Corjan-Meijerink said in issues with HERE & TomTom maps: The website issue regarding loading HERE / TomTom maps has been solved Hi there, Just for info, I do still seem to be getting lots of white spaces on the Here map as of just a minute ago, so it looks like not yet sorted.

@Chera-Bekker Hi Chera, Thanks for the info, I don't suspect this will be implemented any time soon

Thanks @Nick-Carthew for pointing out! Will be very nice @Corjan-Meijerink.

@paul-69, I won't argue about a dedicated satnav being more robust. But I found my CAT S52 adequately robust. I don't use a case, a rugged device doesn't need one. And I ride a naked bike, so airflow is also adequate. The device shuts down any connector in which water is detected. That happens for the earphone jack while riding in the pooring rain. The USB port has never been a problem, concerning water. But in pooring rain, as a precaution, I simply disconnect the phone from the charger. It can handle more than half a day navigating on it's brightest screen setting. I have used an older phone with waterproof case on my previous bike, an FJR, and found that on hot days my phone would overheat indeed. So, in my view a rugged phone is the most ideal dedicated satnav