@RonPh Go to Route lab and open your route, then open Page menu. [image: 1704489400313-img_2769.jpeg]

@mdj All of this is definitely in consideration!

@Herko-ter-Horst Splitting the route is a possible work arround but not very practical during creation phase. If I split the route and then, for example change the end point of the 1st part, I must then open the second part and change the start point consequently. And so forth for all other parts. Not very practical for a 10 day journey for example. What would be cool is to have the possibility to mark a waypoint as an "overnight stop" (like inserting a pause) and have the program indicate the distance from the previous "overnight stop" directly in the Waypoints list.

@Herko-ter-Horst Great Herko, this is the answer I was waiting for!

@C-A-Raith Da's helaas nu niet mogelijk. Maar wel een heel goede suggestie.

@Jack-van-Tilburg Thanks a lot Jack.

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master Dank je wel voor de link naar de mogelijkheid om routes samen te voegen

@Jack-van-Tilburg

@Wieger Dat zou ik niet weten, ik weet niet wat je getypt hebt

@Tomms We hebben dat wel gehad, maar dat was uiteindelijk geen succes. Op dit moment dus niet, sorry!

As Nick says: 'Toolbox', but just to make it specific for anyone new: To show the whole route: Toolkit -> Fit screen And the reverse, i.e. zoom in to the max on a waypoint: select waypoint to get the pop-up -> Magnifying glass The second one is vital for getting your waypoints positioned just right (i.e. on the correct side of a dual carriageway, and so on)

@Gwallter-Rixon try the one that is best for you! I’d suggest using motorcycle and just pre plan your charging stops. However if you can enter the correct EV details for your bike, that will then work correctly. Honestly, given the extremely small electric bike market, this won’t be added soon.

Oh my god... I was thinking: what are they talking about... calculator function??? I went looking for it and discovered it now for the first time I think I will be forgetting it again soon, since distance in kilometers is not a thing I plan routes on. Distance in time of course is important, but the the info in the waypoint list is quite sufficient for me. It's funny though, I have been using MRA for that long, and never saw it before

@Lisi-Mayr when planning a route go to (toolkit) then (avoid) and select (unpaved roads).

@Corjan-Meijerink Hi Corjan, we begrijpen elkaar verkeerd. Op m'n iPhone werkt de kaartweergave goed, ik zie wel 11 varianten! Alleen in de auto is er geen keuze. Misschien komt dat nog, prima. Maar als het al mogelijk is, wil ik het graag gebruiken. Dank en groeten, Peter

@Kronland When you export the POIs from Basecamp as a *.gpx file, you can import them again in Routelab using the 'Upload' tile and the 'POI' tab. [image: 1699376016935-scherm-afbeelding-2023-11-07-om-17.51.37-resized.png] [image: 1699376024625-scherm-afbeelding-2023-11-07-om-17.52.29.png]

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Dat klopt voor de Web Planner als je de OSM gebruikt. Dit topic staat in [Web} Suggestions and Discussion. Dus jouw antwoord is logisch. Maar als TS MRA Navigation gebruikt zal voor de uiteindelijke route de Here kaart gebruikt worden en dan is (her)plannen gewenst.

@Jörgen Thanks maybe in the major update of the website

@Jörgen Thanks, maybe wirh the major update of the website

It would be great to be able to view routes by folder or as a collection like in basecamp. Have just returning to riding basecamp is great for seeing roads i haven’t ridden yet in the Peak District. I’m currently using multiple mapping apps with the same files to get the view I want.