Wel enkel als je zelf de tracklog hebt gestart / opgeslagen 🙂

@Adrian-Avram Setting the hook at seasonal closere is of course correct, but in this case it is probably because the Plöckenpass has been closed since 2023 due to a rockfall and the complete opening has not yet been announced.

https://www.oeamtc.at/news/kaernten/b110-ploeckenpass-an-wochenenden-stundenweise-geoeffnet-64413240

@daryl-4 Awesome! 🙂

@Andrew-Hoffmanns-0 Yes, definitely select the one that seems to work for you.

The problem is that you can use Carpe Iter with or without their app.
What are you doing? Their app modifies some input.

@Con-Hennekens said in Navigate a route as track -> user error?:

@Erdna said in Navigate a route as track -> user error?:

Is this kind of navigation just ignoring any shaping points or what else could I´ve possibly done wrong?

No, on the contrary... Usually a sensible way back to the track is provided. What could have gone wrong is that you touched the screen on the routline, specifying your re-entry to the track, indeed by the fastest way. This can simply be corrected by (long)pressing the route line on a point near your location, the track will be re-entered from there.

As far as I rember, I did not touch anything at all. I did not need to, because I know every bend and bump on that roads. But I think we will not get this sorted. I will give Track navigation another try some other time and will update here.

@ginogino said in How to avoid shortcuts:

@ginogino

I may have found a way to display shortcuts in the design phase, although I don't understand why they show up.
Comparing the route plotted with the Here maps (which if I'm not mistaken are the ones you use for navigation with the myroute app) with the Tom Tom maps, you see the shortcuts as in this case:

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by putting a shaping point on the route you should be able to avoid the unsolicited diversions, but anyway because with Tom Tom you can see them.

This is the route in question:

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This was tough learning for me, too. Especially in Italy, Navigation would lead me into smallest backyards and even narrow steeps. It´s not fault of MRA, but of Here.

Lesson lerned: stay on the main roads, if you did not place a via or shaping point anywhere near where Navigation wants you to leave that road. Or if you´re very eager for some adventures. Once I got so stuck, I had to rotate the bike on the sidestand. Thank god I had learned that technique already by then, because the bike was fully loaded and geared up for a two weeks trip.^^

This is what can happen to you if you want to be adventurous... 🙂

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