@Gary-France That is exactly what I meant having a "collection route" (which needs to be developed). It would not be a route (with waypoints and so on) but a list of references to other routes stored as collection in a route folder. When opening this collection it would fetch all the data from the individual routes in that collection and bring them on the screen. I tested doing something like that manually and made a long route combining 10 existing routes (10day holiday) into one. Main disadvantage is that it becomes very slow and that is partly beating the purpose. And about prioritys: MRA has a long development list, let's see what becomes priority once this list has been processed But I do love these little discusions, if MRA continues to follow its users bearing in mind Henry Ford (if I would asked them they would have asked for faster horses) then all will be fine.

Thanks Nick, done.

@Dirk-Stadtherr The events are indeed available in MRA Navigation. Create an event in MRA Route Planner, enter the route you want to drive there. Open MRA Navigation, click on the Events button and all your events are sorted by date. Click on an event and you will see the route of that event. [image: 1610652807130-dc0f796a-28ee-4451-8b7b-736be87217d0-image.png]

@Karsten-Lund-0 I have a Garmin Zumo 590 and a ZumoXT and can confirm that the route will continue after wake up from sleep mode.. When you remove the 590 from the cradle without any action it falls in the sleep mode automatically or if you press the On/Off button shortly als well.

@Andre-van-der-Merwe said in Export route from i-phone to Nav 6: There is no way to transfer the files from the iPhone to your NAV6 without an adapter, plug or cable. Not even with SMARTLINK.

@Dave-1u You can add any point in the map as a POI inside the specific route. I say explicitly inside that route, because without further actions these POI's are not present in a new route unless you save these locations as favourites too or create a custom group of POI's through a external file. You can add an own POI by clicking the "Beheren=Manage" tab in the POI menu: [image: 1610130213694-screenshot_20210108-192259.jpg] After clicking the "Toevoegen=Add" button you can select any point on the map, click on "POI Plaatsen=Place POI" and a POI popup menu will ask for a custom name: [image: 1610130364221-screenshot_20210108-192453.jpg] Type custom name or simply use POI and click "Accepteren=Accept": [image: 1610130391834-screenshot_20210108-192536.jpg] Now the POI has been created. Unfortunately the icon itself cannot be changed. [image: 1610130397129-screenshot_20210108-192544.jpg] Now you'll find the custom POI in the same "Beheren=Manage" tab of the POI menu: [image: 1610131110890-screenshot_20210108-193028.jpg]

If I want the fastest route, I just use the A to B navigation with both the Navigation app and in my Zumo XT, and both routes go over the highway. I never use the shortest - fastest option. But maybe there is a need for it, but as you have already heard this is not high on the priority list and it is compiled by the users.

@Mopetenpit Good idea to have this list started For track recording: record everything that is recordable: Not only the position but also datetime, speed... accomodate larger screen form factors (tablets) with extra info on such screens Have it available on a windows 10 platform (Surface Go) One click "speed" menu where we can configure 10 of our preferred instructions in such as "shut up/turn on the navigation voice", or "calculate around roadblock", or "send me to nearest petrol station now" or "start/stop music", "quit route" and move as fast as possible to endpoint (for when I have again been a bit to ambitious in my routeplanning )

@Drabslab Hi, I will re check my route waypoints as you suggest. Thankyou. John

@Mariano-Aristu Hi Mariano, .gpx 1.1 (Beta is only for the Garmin XT

@Michael-Ferguson I expect that it has been caught up in the Christmas post. Maybe give it another week and then post on this thread again.

@Nick-Carthew Thanks

@Chris-m said in Column witdth: I consider MyRoute app to be one of the best but there is still room for improvements and until then I am afraid will have to keep depending on some other router apps. One thing that find annoying is the fixed columns in Routes. Some of my route/track names can be quite long and not being able to resize the column witdth is annoying especially when trying to compare similar files. This is just one of my issues - more to follow...such as a waypoint naming.. Hi Chris, Everyone has their own preferences, and that is not 1,2,3 for everyone to set up. To be able to follow the developments of MRA, and you have also been able to indicate your own preferences, the "Roadmap" was created. Take a look in the "Roadmap" and see what will be developed on MRA in the near future. So save your issues if they are not on the "Roadmap" for the next round. PS; you cannot read long route names in a Garmin or TomTom, because the names are broken off there. Tip: Use short route names, such as 01 From A to B, or 02 Round trip City name, etc. If you put these in a map (with a long name), they are nicely arranged.

Probably for the same reason Garmin corrupts TomTom routes, and often even Garmin routes... Importing routes from any platform to any platform will introduce "corruption" as you call it. Fact is that any platform will calculate the route between routepoints as it sees fit, given the many parameters like map and settings. Mostly I just import a track from the gpx, and redraw the route myself. I think that it works quicker and more certain than any automatic import function.

@Chris-3u It depends on how you "construct" your holiday. What you can do is make an outline of a, let's say 5 days, trip on one route; This roundtrip only contains the guestimated main routepoints; starting and end points, and main places to visit. With the new MRA calculator it is now very easy to build such routes and cut the whole journey into e.g. 300 km stretches for each day. The final version for 5 days has maximum 15 waypoints. Keep that route (R0 - Outline), split the route in 5 seperate routes (D1 -D5) and start detailing each route. That usually leads to the route becoming longer :-). With the "add routes" function of the routeplanner, it is very easy to copy a fully detailed trip back in the R0 and delete the few overlapping routepoints from the original R0. As you progress, you have your full journey calcualted in the R0.

@Chris-3u