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Zelf ook behoorlijk veel ervaring met de TomTom Go (Expert). Zo bij het vergelijken van de kaart is er inderdaad niet of nauwelijk verschil te zien tussen Here en TomTom. Echter tijdens het rijden zit er behoorlijk verschil tussen MRA en TomTom. Dit heeft vooral te maken met automatisch zoom en de view (birdsview, etc) tussen de beide platformen. MRA wen je wel aan maar TomTom werkt prettiger. MRA is veel meer stoterig in het veranderen van het zoom niveau en view. Dat gaat bij TomTom veel vloeiender. Als je een bocht/afslag in TomTom nadert gaat het inzoomen op de bocht/afslag bijna net zo vloeiend als je het zelf ook beleeft als de bocht/afslag nadert.

Dit is mijn instelling: [image: 1788889324940-c866e4fa-031a-4628-bee8-6ceba93378e0-image.jpeg] Dit is de melding: [image: 1788889410172-1cf18ae2-5a5b-4d35-8a3f-36725f755458-image.jpeg] Bij de instelling op "auto" heb ik geen probleem

En welke telefoon gebruiken jullie (merk en type graag)?

Hier is er een: https://www.myrouteapp.com/nl/social/route/168358?mode=share

@Barteld-Hartstra said: Thank you very much for your answer. For the first time, a clear explanation of what happens to your routes when you use Tread, including the storage in the cloud. And more importantly: a solution that I can use. You're welcome. There is another use here who documented his nightmare with Tread/Explore, and how he corrected his situation. It can be viewed in post #11: https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/11124/gpx-versions-1.1-vs-1.2-for-garmin-visually-explained?page=1 It's clear that Garmin is deemphasizing external GPX route imports in favor of doing all route creation directly on their GPS navigation devices. They've officially cut out transfers from Basecamp to XT2/XT3 devices. And it's also clear there is a glitchy hit/miss problem transferring with Tread/Explore. If they ever change their Garmin/GPX file structure to eliminate allowing wired GPX file copies, that will be it for me. I think they're smart enough to not completely block outside transfers moving forward, but who knows?

@Montorsi-Paolo-0 To sync your routes, tap Routes and tracklogs, now tap the 3 dots top right and select sync all my routes.

This happens more with satelite layers, rather than Michelin or OSM. Changing layers corrects this behavior, but sometimes not.

@Pim-van-Dongen said: so I have to make a specific route (without a rout but with all the waypoints) No, that is not what I said. I said open a new route and add POIs at your favourite locations. download that file as a csv and upload that one again... each time for al routes... Again, this is not what I said, the process of adding POIs at your favourite locations and then saving the .csv file is so that you can upload the file to your POI library. This is a one off operation, once the .csv file is uploaded to your POI library you can then select it for individual routes or by ticking the profile icon your new POI (favourites) will be visible in all routes. I can't be any clearer than that!

Welkom in de wondere wereld van MRA

@KurtvPoucke Jazeker Op de camper beurs in Utrecht van 30 september tot 4 oktober

@Jörgen yes in the app it can be changed BUT you have no option to change it quickly while you’re actually riding. If you read my initial post again you’ll see I had it set to what I wanted. The app crashed/reset and reverted back to miles instead of KM’s. I had nowhere to pull over to then have to mess around with the menus. My thoughts are an option where you touch the units showing on the screen and it would let you change quickly from there. I also post on another thread about have a “automatic” option which means it would default to the units applicable to the country your in

In addition to that, it would be helpful, to have a single button, to save all the app-preferences. When switching to another phone, you could import the settings by click, instead of walk through all the various settings.

It probably won’t help, but I have similar problems from time to time. Same app version and a Zumo XT. Most recently, at the weekend, I tried to send a route to the Zumo via the Drive app. The app says it’s transferring a route, but the progress bar didn’t move. Incidentally, it didn’t matter whether the route came from MRA or Kurviger. Once I got back home and switched the Zumo back on, three routes were transferred straight away, just as normal. So it’s definitely not down to MRA, but rather the interaction between the Drive app and the Zumo. For me, though, it’s not 1 in 5 – more like 1 in 2.

@Jeroen-1s said: I understand that traffic jam information is obtained by the navigation systems, among other things, by the movement of mobile phones on the road, this information is provided by the telecom providers for this purpose, I think. So it seems that this information is not properly interpreted by the MyRoute app. TomTom seems to process this in a different way, so that you do get reliable traffic information. Every app has its own source for Traffic information. Google is the gold standard for providing the most current/comprehensive data. Apple is slightly behind but catching up. The Tread app (Zumo XT2/XT3) uses Garmin’s traffic network, which is actually pretty accurate. There are others, but unfortunately there isn't a universal source for all to tap into. MRA uses HERE provided traffic information. Like most things HERE, you're not getting the highest quality experience relative to the other map providers. Supposedly HERE traffic reporting is going to get better in an upcoming MRA release. Time will tell.

Thnx voor de info! log is doorgestuurd

@Jörgen problem solved, it was how to select and deselect (hide) folders/routes, but Hubert found the button spot on.

@Marinus-van-Deudekom said: Exact but Apple Maps is I thought we where talking about the slow release of Google not Apple.. I do not see the relation between a navigation app and Apple and Goole maps and the point that they will postpone the release, I think Apple will have never heared about MRA Google his bussiness model is getting data, as much as possible, and sell it to other companies. Even if you get an API key you have to be carefull how many data you query otherwise they will khow how to get your money. On the other hand the data you get out of google maps is mostly quite accurate.

[image: 1788722056790-screenshot-2026-09-06-21.12.39.png] Approx. at point 1 i lost my cell coverage. At point 2 I heard and saw the auto skipping to point 56 This was in the town center of Uelsen

This thread has gone completely off topic and is becoming too personal. @marinus-van-deudekom please moderate your comments, it is not acceptable to tell another forum user to shut up!