@Ramon-10 het zou nog wel eens een "designed as" dingetje kunnen zijn van je OS. Zelf gebruik ik iOS en daar ben ik nog geen app tegengekomen die het toestaat om de hele statusbalk te verbergen. Best dat Apple dit voor iOS gewoon tegenhoudt. Op Android kan dit best anders zijn natuurlijk!

@h5jacobsson-us Yes, #TeamMRA are watching Have a great trip

@Peter-Schiefer Peter, you're right. But as you mentioned, sometimes we're distracted even though we shouldn't be. And for those moments it can be helpful to get a little reminder. In Switzerland I was caught with 2 km/h over the limit. Well... -- Goran

@Peter-Schiefer That's great to know, Peter, thank you! Vinnie

@Corjan-Meijerink ik dacht al dat het zoiets moest zijn. Bedankt voor de info

@Chris-Hoskins said in Sygic and Ducati Multistrada: I love MRA and the App, but I do tend to use a Zumo XT on my Multistrada. I had high hopes when I bought my new V4 Multi that the Sygic function would be a good option for integrated navigation. Sadly it's useless! I doubt it very much but is there any way you could persuade Ducati to integrate MRA into their bikes! Either that or find a way of transferring .gpx files to Sygic? Hi. I use Sygic in my car. Before MRA(-App), I figured it this way out: You can send your .gpx to your phone. Either by iCloud, iMessage, Mail or just drop it with Finder there. (Ehm...on Android similar) Then on the phone touch that file and it will ask you, if you want to open it with Sygic. (Otherwise just select Sygic from the suggested apps.) The other (and much easier way) is to import your gpx into Kurviger.de. There is an option to export to Sygic. If you click the link, it opens the route in Sygic. In case of more days planning, just send one route after the other. So you will have to click every day a new link. For me at least, I decided to trash all those apps and go with MRA. It's easy and it works like Calimoto or Kurviger (plan on PC/Mac and have it on Phone without hassle).

@M-Schrijver ik gebruik de telefoon dus niet. Het gaat allemaal via Android Auto. En ik vind die werking van Tom Tom dus gewoon niet duidelijk en intiutief. Geeft vaak meer vragen als dat ik in één keer zie wat er bedoeld wordt. Na 4 jaar gebruik, gewoon geen fan geworden van die systemen. Gebruik nu nog de Go app voor de motor omdat ik MRA nog aan het uitproberen ben. Maar met MRA gaat het nu zo goed dat ik eigenlijk de Tom Tom Go abbo ga stoppen.

@Diego-Brianza said in Usage of offline maps versus traffic awareness: io sono stato via 4 giorni, italia-francia-italia e ho scaricato le mappe. Dove il telefono non navigava o non aveva campo ho avuto diverse difficoltà, molti messaggio "sei online" "sei offline" ma sopratutto non era in grado di caricarmi la traccia nonostante avessi tutte le mappe... e sto lavorando con un Iphone 15 pro. A me sembra che tu non abbia scaricato i percorsi. Per navigare completamente offline su un percorso è necessario anche scaricare il percorso. Quando il percorso si apre nell'app, premi il pulsante di download (freccia rivolta verso il basso), scegli la prima opzione Rendi disponibile offline e premi il pulsante giallo di download. Con la mappa offline, il percorso scaricato e l'app impostata per navigare offline, ora sei pronto. To me it sounds as if you did not download the routes. To fully navigate a route offline you also need to download the route. When the route opens in the app, press the download button (arrow pointing down), choose the first option Make offline available and press the yellow download button. With the offline map, downloaded route and app set to navigate offline you are now ready.

@dannygroeneveld Goed idee, echter zal dit niet op korte termijn lukken

@JP-d said in Navigate to nearest point of route: I was halfway through my route navigating via GPS when I decided to open MRA Navigation as a backup I just want to clarify/point out to all posters in this thread that the situational circumstance the OP wanted this function for, is one of the sole cases where one might require this. What do I mean by that? Well, in the previous nav app we had to use this function all the time when we were at i.e. a lunch stop and so we killed our navigation for each their own reasons. What is different now then? That is the built-in RESUME option. After you have manually stopped the navigation, a big button appears on the bottom of your homescreen which allows you to resume the navigation where you left-off the last time. In all those circumstances simply resuming is the method to get back at it, without having the navi find out what the "nearest waypoint" is. That's why this start at nearest waypoint is imho only "useful" when initially starting the route from scratch, or for the first time for that matter. "Useful" in the sense that changing the starting method to either start of route to nearest waypoint, is not significantly less work, than zooming out and longpressing the nearest waypoint your self. Im specifically writing this, because you don't always want to start at nearest waypoint so this setting requires change also along the way multiple times... I assume I don't need to tell why haha.

@Aiello-antonino That has been suggested at some point. No idea what has happened with that idea. For now, improving the stability of the app, adding some more functionality to AA and CP, and rebuilding the website take priority.

@Huibertus dank!

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MR-MRA als we krijgen wat we verdienen moeten @Corjan-Meijerink en ikzelf iemand wel heel hard op de tenen getrapt hebben afgelopen weekend.

@Verleysen said in Navigation next: Heb lifetime achievement abonnement. Die moet ik ook nog eens zien te verkrijgen... @Verleysen said in Navigation next: ben er ondertussen achter gekomen dat de app verouderd is en niet meer werkt. Veel plezier met de (inmiddels al niet meer zo) nieuwe app

@roland-herremans. Additionally, start the route from the Downloads folder.

@Con-Hennekens said in Rijbaaninstructies: Wijziging zou dan dus vanuit HERE moeten komen. En we weten allemaal hoe dat proces verloopt ...

@Ron-Z said in Offline Navigation Question: in the bike's compartment, and there's a fan in there to help keep things cool. Are you saying you have fridge on your bike...? Have a nice trip!

@Cees-3, sorry dat ik het niet begrijp, maar wie bedoel je met "Goldmember van het eerste uur"? En wat voor vreselijke dingen zijn er dan gezegd? Een forum is een discussieplatform. Je mag suggesties doen, en anderen mogen zeggen wat zij daarvan vinden. Ik lees geen dingen die niet zouden moeten kunnen in deze draad. Ik vind jouw suggestie overigens nog niet zo slecht. Net als @Stefan-Hummelink heb ik de richting nog nooit gemist, maar als je dat gewend bent in andere platformen kan ik me best voorstellen dat je dat mist.

@Corjan-Meijerink, this is really good news.. Thanks Corjan!