@Peter-Schiefer, yes it is. It was never considered that people actually do things in the embedded webview in the app. This is known for a while already, and @Corjan-Meijerink already promised that it will be fixed The easy fix for the moment, is to go to the website in your browser, instead of through the app its webview.

@GT-JWR here you are. Oh, I can not add a gpx file or zip file here. I need you mail address, please send it via PN.

@Stefan-Hummelink Thank you so very much for the clarification! The workaround i figured out But what I was missing from the suggestion of @RetiredWingMan is that I needed an empty screen and then add my route. This is so simple and brilliant, that I did not think of it! Thank you all for your wisdom! This app is like a multi layered cake, where every layer is delicious if you know how to eat thru the previous one

@Stefan-Hummelink, thank you for your hint. This pass does normally not have a seasonal closure, but I deactivated it in the routing tools and it worked. I didn’t even think about that, because it is a shallow pass, but again, thank you.

@Rob-Verhoeff Thanks for letting me know Rob.

@Oliver-a said in Question about route distribution: Routes that I put in a group automatically the public characteristic. Are these really public, or just for group members? No, a route that is set to private will stay private if you put in in a group. Of course group members can "Use as a route" to copy the route to their own library, but your route is still private. So friends that are not part of the group will not find them if they browse your library.

@Dieter-Gruber

@Gianni-d Go to the group and click routes. You will see a + add button. Click it and choose your route.

After having failed to transfer mra routes via the tread app to my XT2 , I have found a solution. I have purchased a micro sd adapter so that i can copy the file from my phone to the xt micro sd card. Doing this way it works. For some reasom the Tread app is corrupting my mra routes whichever way I save them. Here is a link to my adapter: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Micro-Card-Reader-Adapter-Silver/dp/B09NKBSM4Y/ref=sr_1_18_sspa?crid=KYKTPHLTL9ED&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.HopFPG_9N9LJWbvXe4m5ec2hzrJQs9tfRv_wSQx15e7lfyAeDblJbBE_UPsJAQ298-oMGwnOmhV2yFzRnkvZwk3Hyu9L1gmlJYCSMw32YuXrQhoSMTv9Arpes4tFEk5Fuodx8k1aT-Er_4IfSiNP1fH7OlbUHXZU98TLJaWCm0EWrV9yTCjKfO865BfilGsYiDPmoWwMxO_Qzr8B3a-JC0wAaZSsqVvh6DLeBKWOHUI.X0J8tVSZYupjnihKB-3ZiN1Wwvs2VeRFTO3zcHc5oP8&dib_tag=se&keywords=micro%2Bsd%2Badapter&qid=1713514446&sprefix=micro%2Bsd%2Badapter%2Caps%2C197&sr=8-18-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9tdGY&th=1

I also have slow MRA map upload yesterday but last week end it was working perfectly and fast.

@Nicolaj Using the correct planning map for your device is important. If you use a Garmin based navigation device including MRA Navigation Next you should use the HERE planning map, If your device is TomTom based then the TomTom planning map is the correct one. You can use any of the overlay maps over the top of the planning map, think of the overlays as clear sheets with extra information for the planning map. Your route is calculated and drawn on the planning map.

@Nomko-Nomden, dat staat al in het OT: @E-Plompen said in kan geen route maken, en krijg steeds de melding dat de route te lang is: by shortening your route or by adding a waypoint between your current waypoints.

@marc-van-der-heijden Als je met de app zelf navigeert, dan val je weer terug op de Here-kaart! En daar zit die kronkel dan ook in... Beter zet je een viapunt voor de splitsing met info "HIER LINKS AF". De notitie wordt dan ook in je helm uitgesproken (ervan uitgaande dat je op de motor zit...). [image: 1713190881718-img_1960.jpeg]

Na ja, Route bedeutet einige Wegpunkte. Das Navi schaut in seine Karten und berechnet dann die zu fahrende Strecke. Wenn nur wenige Wegpunkte angegeben sind, dann berechnet jedes System seine Route und die stimmt oft nicht mit der geplanten - und mit openstreetmap, tomtom oder Garmin -Berechnung überein. Routen -und dann das Navi zu nutzen - ist eigentlich die bessere Lösung, weil die Strecke unterwegs geändert wird, wenn man davon abweichen muss. Je mehr Wegpunkte du in der Route nutzt, desto zuverlässiger ist die Führung auch auf unterschiedlichen Systemen gleich. Aber manche Strassen kennt das eine oder andere System nicht … Alternativ kannst du einen Track, auch mit POIs, übertragen. Das ist ein Strich auf der Karte, eine Routenberechnung durch das Navi ist nicht erforderlich. Und es sind meist sehr viele Track-Punkte. Allerdings gibt es dann keine Routenführung, also Abbiege-Anweisungen usw. Das ist natürlich blöd und kontraproduktiv, mithin auch viel unsicherer. Vielleicht kann dein eingebautes Navi aus den Track-Punkten in Routen Punkte umrechnen, oft stürzen die dabei aber ab, weil es zu viele Punkte sind. Ich wüsste eine Lösung für erfreuliches und sicheres Fahren: MRA-Navigation. Gute Fahrt! RT

The Goldings Nav isn't the best. But the GPX files from MRA should work. I've tried it once or twice in the past and it did work.

@Patrick-Kelley ok, so switching maps doesn't solve the problem. but selecting the Here as my default map fixes the problem. Thank you everyone for helping and giving me some tips. another question, when using the App, where can I changes from MPH to KM?

@UltraStar you’re welcome ️

@Stefan-Hummelink said in How do I copy a friends route into my own folders?: @Steve-Crowther Well, the second image I posted is in fact the browser /planner... But as @Nick-Carthew said, you did not open the route from your friends account... If you do so, the menu button nick and I showed you appears. Ah OK. thank you both. I didn't realise before that "Use Route" would copy it into my routes.