@Neil-Bartlett, I have seen the scrambling of waypoints often, I suspect especially Basecamp exports suffer from this, but I don't use that anymore so I cannot say for certain. MRA imports these WP's in the order they appear in the file. Some software seems to export them in a numbered order not following the same logic as MRA uses. WP10 can appear before WP2 in the ordering in the file. Usually it can easily be re-ordered using the left column. Then there is the very common problem where the created route does not completely comply to the track. That is quite logical, because who knows what routing logic was used to create the track, and on which map it has been done. Did they use shortest or quickest, avoid toll roads, maye even traffic info interfered with the course of the track... You will have to add waypoints to make the route compliant to the track. Usually I import both the track and the route. I then take a look at the waypoint info, to see if there is any sensible info in them. If they are just placed waypoints with no further extra info, I delete them all and start drawing my own route using self-placed waypoints.

@Robert-Smith-2 I've had the same problem thuis week with my Windows laptop. When I reniewed the browser the problem was fixed. I guess it had to do with the combination of server and my internet connection Hope it's solved at your end. Sometimes machines just don't di what we want them to do

@Montorsi-Paolo-0 Could be it's simply not supported on Edge

@Barb-Miller I think I understand what you are asking: MRA planner on website has an option for waypoints that is a "4x4 car". This option draws a straight line from this point to previous one. This is useful for offroad tracks or others than Mra map in use does not knows nothing about. [image: 1726572396197-aac21a49-525a-4163-88d6-8f0f0e751437-image.png] In this route, point 4 has a straight line, because I know a secret track to use, but MRA not This only works on planner, nor in Next. Is this what you mean?

@Tam-0 enjoy the ride and have fun

@Rob-Verhoeff Thanks Rob. That seems to have done the trick

HERE should just skip all ferry time schedules for inland ferries, and add a 10 minute duration time or even set it to zero. For preventing navigation over ferries there already are features available.

@Jörgen said in My choice is not taken!: Traffic „on“ will not be stored as default, just the map that is used for route calculation. ‍️ With that I can live, but please do not force the Logistic map to be displayed (or any other). The user should know best, which map is best for him, so please waive the dependency between any vehicle type and specific map overlays!

@Serge-4 Check the whole route and increase the via points to max 29

@Cor-Theissling Even in een card-holder in de pc/laptop stoppen en een formatopdracht geven.

@Nick-Carthew thanks i will do!

@Corjan-Meijerink fast fix - thats almost at the speed of light

Hi, die Navi App reagiert anders auf plötzliche Sperrungen als die Web Planung. Teilweise muss man die Verkehrsfunktion einschalten, um Sperrungen zu sehen.

@Cor-Theissling, jij navigeert met de app? Zet dan de kaart op Here in de routes die je plant. Dan verdwijnt dit probleem.

@Eric-de-Swart said in Strange Route Issue: @Angelo-Greco I have kind of the same. I can't get the route to go over the ferry between point 71 and 72. I made the route by using the scenic route tool, to create a route, afterwards I made some changes. Originally the route went over the ferry, but as I adjusted it (edit route, and ad waypoints) there's no way to get it over the ferry. Position route point 71 at the ferry. Your eyes will tell you that you are about to take the ferry. When you pass route point 72, all will be good again.

@Marinus-van-Deudekom That helps, thank you

@Adam-Sobanski I am having the exact same issue, unable to expand using the tomtom map. the Here map works fine. The tomtom map has always expanded for me when I created routes in the past but, now has stopped. Did you ever find a solution? Thanks

Ik heb die ook gereden. Er werden enkel 4 tracks ter beschikking gesteld. Dus heb je geen routepunten als je de track naar een route in de gps converteert. De track, en dus ook de geconverteerde route liep helemaal niet over de N8. [image: 1725311623136-bachten-de-kupe-alveringem.png]

@Michel-van-Hagen-MRA-Founder Ik las het net bij de update informatie....

@Mzokk Great, thanks for those steps. When you set the properties of the track, to see both at once, do you have to Start the track, then back out and start the route? I looked at the route, and when I first looked at it I could see what looked like the track on the outside of the route, I made the track the widest and color in red. But, when I zoomed in, I couldn't see the track anymore. But, I guess the good news is the track was the same as the route. No deviation.