@Corjan-Meijerink That's the best answer to end this discussion.

@Rob-Verhoeff So it is. Even though the features "skip RP" and "offroad segment" behave similarly, they seem to be designed/implemented differently. But what exactly does "skip" mean? It is not "ignore", because the RP is still part of the route. Obviously, only the calculation towards this point is not carried out, but it is simply connected by a direct line. But there must be another aspect that prevents the last RP from being skipped.

@Micheal-Jennings hahaha yeah, that can happen. I always rotate the map till it's visible

@Con-Hennekens Ik zie geen verschil tussen de NL en de GB versie, m.u.v. de duur van de route. In het Engels doe ik er een minuut langer over [image: 1693236142291-scherm-afbeelding-2023-08-28-om-17.20.35-resized.png]

Good find, but hardly a problem.

@dungbeetle On a phone you would need to open the route by clicking on it then you will see the Distance, Duration, number of Waypoints and Travel Mode. For a single 1 day route I would prep everything needed for that day. If I’m on a Tour I always take my iPad Pro with me as i get the full benefit of the PC experience on the iPad Pro.

@LR Als TomTom User könntest Du deine Routen auf https://mydrive.tomtom.com hochladen. Dort weden die Baustellen plakativer dargestellt und es werden auch Baustellen angezeigt, die bei MRA nicht vorhanden sind. Das mache ich bei längeren Touren fast immer so.

@Corjan-Meijerink In fact when I compose a route I often make a backup copy before modifying the original and in this case I lose the photos and the notes We could perhaps choose to import or not the notes and the photos, in this way we satisfy all the users? those who want to import them can and those who don't want to can too

@Martin-Wilcke interesting!

@Jaap-van-Maanen, deze draad gaat volgens mij precies hier over https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/4358/na-importeren-route-offset-van-2-uur-als-vertrektijd

@Corjan-Meijerink Thx voor je reactie. De rode lijn (TomTom) zegt genoeg denk [image: 1692714984914-img_8572.jpeg] Het zou inderdaad fijn zijn als er vanuit jou melding gemaakt kan worden bij HERE over dit probleem. Je hebt inmiddels meerdere topics waarnaar je mooi kan verwijzen Laat het maar weten als je nog meer locaties nodig hebt.

@Hathi share your route and we can look into it.

@bastiaens-harry OSM storing is opgelost!

@Jack-van-Tilburg Tja, die heb ik niet en dus vergeten.... Bedankt voor het toevoegen. Het zou helpen als er vermeld zou worden welk besturingssysteem / browser / telefoon iemand gebruikt

@MTC-Zeilberg said in Fietspaden niet herkend?: @Hoanemans Ja. turn-by-turn navigatie is alleen mogelijk met de Here-kaart Met de kanttekening dat je niet hebt gekozen voor de Reismodus 'Fiets', ook al heb je de route hebt gemaakt in de Here-kaart.

Thanks, Rob. Since it was working up to a few days ago I thought it is exactly the other way around. Stupid me. Cheers Reinhard

@Corjan-Meijerink Thank you. I had misread the announcement. Richard

@Gil-2 said in My Route ignores Ferry-route: @Nick-Carthew TomTom Mydrive does and it is bookable on internet. I could not find that 'SKIP' function but I found the same icon on the section function, 'OFFROAD'. That works; from begin to end Ferry-route OFFROAD. Makes sense! Thanks for pointing me the right direction! The Off-road option is only available if you are using the OpenStreetMap to plan your route. If you intend to use your route for a Garmin GPS device you need to use the Compare with Garmin tool from the toolkit. If your device is a TomTom, use the Compare with TomTom tool. With the tool turned on, place enough route points so that your track on the OSM map is the same as the Garmin or TomTom.

@Steven-Farmwald, it looks to me that you imported the route and not the track into Maps. Like @Herko-ter-Horst pointed out: a navigation app decides it's own best way to get from waypoint to waypoint. I am not even sure Maps can navigate a track. Never tried, and to be honest I see no value in it. You will not only lose skip waypoint information, but also the segment information. I don't suppose you want to navigate this route using Maps, do yo? If yes, there are many better alternatives (MyRoute-App Navigation being one of them).