hi @Chris-Gossop when I import from MRA the route and track get imported, but sometimes the route gets changed slightly by XT because it believes it knows a quicker/faster way between shaping/via points and its not always noticeable unless you always show the track and you can then compare and make adjustments as necesasary two examples below I planned a route on MRA and imported it, you can see in the top photo that XT had changed it. The black line is the track which never gets changed on import. first time I imported [image: 1689795726226-img_0420.jpeg] I then edited by adding more via points then imported again and it matched the original [image: 1689795769545-img_0421.jpeg] you can then see it matches my original route perfectly as it lies on top of the track.

@Con-Hennekens I am having the same problem, as well as a lot of others. I have checked and MyRoute App is listed as having access to my location in my browser. Did you find out how to default it to your location?

First question what did you use. The Route or a Track. In TomTom drive you can identify the Track to the word "Exact" [image: 1689694356554-screenshot-2023-07-18-17.29.17.png] The track in TomTom Mydrive is exact to the route in MRA. Because it is only projected, no calculation is done. In TomTom Mydrive you can identify a route to a word like "Fast", "Short" [image: 1689694412761-screenshot-2023-07-18-17.31.26.png] When you use a route in the TomTom Rider, it is likely the route will be altered. Because the Rider calculates the route between visible points (waypoints) When you imported the track in the Rider, this track is recalulated to the map of your Rider. It will be a route with many charactheristcs of a track. This recalculation can cause deviations. If you created the route in MRA on the TomTom map. No deviations of extreme little can be expected. But if you made the route on Openstreetmap or other map. It will change everything. Why? The roads of the different maps are not on exactly the same GPS coordinates (they are not calibrated the same). A track is just a bunch of GPS coordinates nothing more. Because of these calibration differences, it is possible one or more trackpoints are not on the main road but in a side street. This causes the deviations you see.

Hallo, heb de navigatie app voor de tweede keer gebruikt met Apple CarPlay. Ging erg goed. Alleen werd mijn iPhone enorm heet. Aan het einde van de route (150 km) vond mijn iPhone het welletjes en schakelde de telefoon uit omdat hij te heet was. Gebeurd dat bij meerdere mensen en kan er eventueel wat aan gedaan worden. Op een of andere manier doet de app de processor van de telefoon behoorlijk opjagen. Terwijl ik alle andere apps had uitgeschakeld. Heb de kaarten van Nederland, Duitsland en België gedownload om zo data te besparen. Groet Marcel

@Dave-J-0 Not yet

@Willy-Molemans Hier exact hetzelfde probleem. Uiteindelijk met mijn andere telefoon de oude app opgestart en de hele route gereden zonder problemen. Begrijp niet wat er aan de hand kan zijn. Heb wel een Samsung A13 als navigatie telefoon. Het was zo erg dat de hele app gewoon crashte. opnieuw opstarten leverde een grijs beeldscherm op. Heel vervelend als er 25 man in je nek staan te hijgen.

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@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master Okay, thanks. It will be a terriffic resource if and when you ever get time to post it. Thanks, Vinnie

@Herko-ter-Horst Thnx Herko, werkt prima zo.

@Herko-ter-Horst, Dat zou kunnen inderdaad. Dat is zeker interessant om eens te testen. Als blijkt dat dit ten grondslag ligt aan de meldingen over prematuur automatisch overslaan van waypoints geeft dat wel een duidelijk signaal waar naar gekeken moet worden.

@Con-Hennekens Oh! OK I'll remember that. Thanks.

@Con-Hennekens Good idea! If it's helpful, the inexpensive phone I purchased is: DOOGEE Rugged Smartphone 2023, S41 PRO, NFC 6300mAh Battery 4G Dual Sim Rugged Phone Android 12, 7GB+32GB SD 1TB, 5.5" HD Screen, IP68 Waterproof Outdoor Military Grade Cell Phone, GPS [image: 1689543989567-1a72a5d6-80b1-4521-9bb0-f1250ebc5391-image.png] $120 US from Amazon. As you can see, 4G only, Android 12. Runs MRA just fine. The one drawback to this phone is the screen is not as bright as a Pixel 6. On a bright, sunny day, I leave my sunglasses off and use the flip-up visor on my helmet when I really need to see the screen. Thanks, Vinnie

@ErikS, fijn! Ik ben blij dat het nu werkt voor je.

@Con-Hennekens Thanks

@Chris-Peltz, I don't think so. And if it did, your route would come out very mutilated. Do you have a very specific reason for wanting this?

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@Nick-Rushforth-0 Yes, the navigation module for MyRoute-app is a subscription service. https://mranavigationnext.app/