@tony-13 You have to export the POIs to your TomTom as a separate.OV2 file.

@sauvet Favorites are, for example, hotels where you spend the night, no stretches of routes. You could create a folder for this. [image: 1652682807532-fce8c5b4-c070-4e58-80c1-490eb0bded55-image.png]

@harald Hallo Harald, Ich habe die Bewegung der Karte oder des Cursors noch nicht bemerkt, das muss ich sein. Die Route ist mit MRA Navigation gut aufgezeichnet. Bitte beachten Sie, wenn Sie MRA Navigation verwenden, dass Sie das Telefon auf eine konstante Stromversorgung stellen, was bei MRA Mobile nicht notwendig ist.

@michael-scheuer Solution: This is a gpx format error. BMW Navigator VI dont work properly with gpx 1.2, MyRouteApp need to change to or add another line in export tool for gpx 1.1 (route/track/POI) So you need to use "save as..." and choose .gpx 1.1 (route/track/POI) option and aftwerwards copy the created gpx file from your computer over to the navigators GPX folder and then in navigator import and change soft waypoints to hard waypoints. Voila.

@ruud-schouten I informed the developers, thanks for sharing

@nick-carthew Yes I agree that the TT’s are far simpler but the XT is just so beautiful. Despite a bit of a learning curve getting to know the XT I now have a way of working that suits me fine using the XT Trip Planner exclusively.

@hans-van-de-ven-mra-master Support Case #30616 Route Lab page in background whenever the Upload screen is being used, Why?

@mick-k There is a workaround to help find routes more quickly and that is to create an event and add the routes that you plan to use into the event. Open the event in your MRA Nav app and all of your planned routes are there to use. Not the best solution but if you have 100s of routes in your MRA library it certainly helps.

@sudolea Wow helpfull

@nick-carthew said in How to merge two tracks: @sudolea When you convert a track to a route, a pop up box appears reminding you to check each route point for accuracy. Yes, but I did mention I didn't have the time for my use case, did I ? I wasn't planning a trip, I just wanted to know how long riding time this route took. Whereby I mean there really are use cases where the possibility to merge tracks is useful. Nothing more (FWIW, I got the information I was after, using BaseCamp).

@wodey-daniel

@vliegen-eric Werkt gewoon. Klik de checkbox voor de routenaam aan en je krijgt een pop-up wat je met de route wil doen.

He Hans Bedankt heb het gevonden mvg Christiaan

@rob-parkin No problem. You can use the POI’s to find Hotels directly in the MRA Route Planner. You need to zoom in to at least 1km (shown bottom left in the map) before the POI’s become visible. Go to the “Support” page then look for the “MRA RoutePlanner” section, click the option to show all 27 items and in there you will find full details on using MRA POI’s [image: 1646970553040-30bb929b-e2f1-4dd5-9b95-30789aa2a2a4-resized.jpeg] [image: 1646971443740-976fd772-de78-4ec6-82f3-ad4941a1b8e9-resized.jpeg]

@kme I use it all the time for holiday routes[image: 1646586997261-a21f0418-a412-4958-bc7d-523266de1ba2.jpeg]

@hans-van-de-ven-mra-master Ga ik naar kijken - dank je wel!

Thank for your feedback. Will find other ways

@con-hennekens ja iPhone

@rakesh-rao said in Optimize the Route: @herko-ter-horst Thank you for the quick response. 'Tyre app' has the option of 'optimize' - which would create a route that is the most efficient - especially Round Trip routes - Creating a route between the waypoints with minimal overlapping or any road and automatically rearrange the waypoints in the order. Like a 'salesman' route. Ah, I see. I don't think MRA has this functionality.