Problem Routeplanner between 2 points

[Alex reds]

map here

[Alex reds]

Anyway, even if the planning shows that detour, once you reach point 4 you just continue on the road, and when you get to point 5 you’ll carry on toward point 6 without any effect on the rest of the route.

[Alex reds]

Not sure about this one… can we actually pass through here?

[Rob Veerman]

Transitable con cadenas=passable with snow chains (depending on the time of the year, I suppose).

[DAVID PUEYO TORRES]

@Nomko-Nomden
I pay for the silver membership (2,95€/month).
Until now, I've been able to do that route without any problems. I don't understand why it won't let me now.
Do you know if they've changed something in the subscription that's why it doesn't include that now?
Thank you very much!

[Alex reds]

I’m not sure if they’ve changed it, but as far as I can see, with the Silver plan you can’t use the Here map — only with the Gold plan or with the MRA Navigation app.

[Marinus van Deudekom]

@Nomko-Nomden not completely true. With a silver abo you for have the Here map but you can't compaire the route with TT and OSM

[Nick Carthew]

@Marinus-van-Deudekom said in Problem Routeplanner between 2 points:

@Nomko-Nomden not completely true. With a silver abo you for have the Here map but you can't compaire the route with TT and OSM

Not correct. A Silver subscription only gives you access to the planning map from OpenStreetMap.

[Brian McG]

Hi @DAVID-PUEYO-TORRES I don't think it is anything to do with subscriptions
To me the problem appears to be with the MRA version of the OpenStreetMap map data

On MRA using OpenStreetMap to calculate the route the path refuses to pass through the border post

On the OpenStreetMap website the routing passes through the border post with no problem

The normal way of getting around routing issues like this is to use the "offroad / skip" function,
it is very often used to enable routes over rivers / ferry crossings
add two points (4 & 5 ) similar to what I have shown either side of the border crossing
then click point 5 & select the "offroad / skip" icon to route straight between 4&5

MRA has their own version of the OpenStreetMap data & it is not always the same as that on the OSM site
Its possible that the MRA version is out of date or that the snapshot that MRA took had some bad edits for the border post

[Con Hennekens]

Yes, please don't blame any licensing changes, since there are none. Like @Brian-McG explained, there is likely a difference in versions of the OSM map between the one MRA uses, and OSM has online.

@Nick-Carthew said in Problem Routeplanner between 2 points:

A Silver subscription only gives you access to the planning map from OpenStreetMap.

With the exception of having a Navigation License too.