@Jörgen I much prefer the other suggestion to show a pop-up asking if you want to stop navigation when you reach your end point. If you don't respond then navigation continues. The reason I don't want an option is that i don't plan to miss my destination so how would I know when to set the option. Not ending navigation at the final waypoint is at worst a minor annoyance.

@Mark-McDonald
When i finished my route, i go to the first point, press the zoom button and go trough al the point with the arrow keys.
On this level you can see if your point is on the correct place. Its also easy to spot if it's to close a crossing or intersection.
It takes a couple of minutes for 40 or 50 waypoints but in this way you make sure everything is placed where it needs to be.

@John-B-1 The best answer you can get follows after you shared the route here. Make sure it's set to public

@white-mouse-on-the-motorbike :

Unfortunately, this is not available for an iOS mobile phone system .... despite the announcement in the spring, it is still only possible for Android mobile phones to zoom with the handwheel and more 👋

Leider gibt es das nicht für ein iOS Handy System …. trotz Ankündigung im Frühjahr ist es bis heute nur für Android Handys möglich mit dem Handrad zu Zoomen und mehr 👋

@Rob-Verhoeff Ha ha, yeh, I’ve been using MRA for a few years and didn’t even know about these awards / achievements until I stumbled across them today! I’ll focus on the driving!

Thanks guys, that was very helpful.
I guess I start with the App and see where it leads me 🙂

@H-Scholten-0
Van wat ik begrijp is het niet mogelijk om foto's die je of zelf neemt, of via de app maakt en die je in een route zet om deze over te zetten naar navigatie systemen.

En volgens mij kan je foto's die je maakt tijdens het tracken van een route niet meenemen als je de track omzet naar een route. Dus je zal de foto's (mits opgeslagen) weer zelf moeten toevoegen nadat je de track hebt omgezet naar een route.

@martin-gunnar One of the most difficult mathematical problems to solve.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Travelling_salesman_problem.

I do a photographic rally in Ireland with 26 Waypoints. I usually use Basecamp route optimisation but find that I can usually better the computed route by eye-balling it and adjusting as necessary.

@Bouke-Ent Just be sure to pick a waterproof one, as that video suggests!

This one seems to have OK-ish reviews:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/TUNAI-Button-Media-Remote-Control-Black/dp/B07JQ8Q6X6

(I'm not endorsing it, I'm just saying it has more than 5 reviews, and they aren't all 1 star. 😲 )

Those Bluetooth media controllers are so common that maybe MRA could create a mapping within the app since the buttons are pretty standard (+/- is up/down, rewind/fast forward is left/right, etc).
Then you wouldn't need the Key Mapper app either.

@Brian-McG Hi Brian, you didn't derail anything imho. Just pointing out a shortcoming you've encountered is fine and part of the discussion. Thanks for comment and I agree that any controller that works for the user is way better than a gloved finger and much more safe.

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Zeker een handige tip ! Bedankt ervoor.

@Ian-Shields

Yes, use the Here-map to create your routes

@Willem-Nas
Open MyRoute-App

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Select routes and tracklogs

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Select the route that you want to send to your Zumo XT

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Hit the Download Arrow and chose file type I use GPX 1.1 and a track of the route

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Hit export.

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Hit Share

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Hit Garmin Drive as the share app.

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It will indicate that it has received the file Hit send to send it to the Zumo

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Open the Zumo and Garmin Drive will connect and Calculate the route you just sent using Drive.

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It will also show that it received the track of the route if you sent one.

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Open Trip planner and start the route that you just sent/received

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You can always display the track if you want also to make sure the route when calculated has not changed from what you planned.

@Nick-Carthew Thanks Nick, that makes a lot of sense, I'll start practising!

@Nick-Carthew said in Place names in the TomTom map:

@Christian-Schrenk “The more waypoints are set, the more accurately the route is transmitted.“ Local conditions like heavy traffic or road closures can affect your TT and maybe cause it to take a diversion. Placing more waypoints does not make the route more accurate. In fact, it multiplies the chances of an inaccurate route if all waypoints are not fully checked as previously mentioned. And as you said, it makes rejoining your original route difficult.
And the language used on the maps is out of the control of MRA like @Hans-van-de-Ven-RouteXpert said in a previous reply, but I think we have found you a solution. 👍🏼

Waypoints? You’re overthinking it. Let the map handle the drama.

@viktor-4
Hello,
I recently began using MRA Tourplanner and have been utilizing SYGIC GPS Navigation on my phones. I encountered issues with "curly" routes/tracks during transfers. I tried GPX versions 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2 but none yielded satisfactory results. Upon researching which map database SYGIC employs, I found it uses TomTom GPX 1.1. Consequently, saving the GPX file in this format resolved the "doodles" issue in SYGIC.

@Périssat-le-mic There is already a French-speaking section on the forum: https://forum.myrouteapp.com/category/14/fr-forum-en-libre-service

@Nick-Carthew Thanks, Nick. This is a great link! I appreciate it.

Vinnie