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It's look like ( the location arrow isn't pointing the good direction) there is no good GPS-signal.

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Als je den snelwegen in Zwitserland wilt vermijden, maar toch de optie open wil houden, kun je er ook voor kiezen om tolwegen te vermijden. Dat is in Zwitserland, voor zover mijn kennis reikt, elke snelweg.

On the specific point of why did it skip and ignored the skip waypoints turned off, I can't answer. The result does make sense if you hadn't disabled the skipping though, so I think the only fault/bug is the skip flag not working From a 'logic' point of view looking at the map (as a routing machine rather than a human) you can see that 18 is the closest future point on the route to 14. 15 is a long way down. As Marinus suggests, the problem may be from using OpenStreetMap (OSM) on the app. You're used one routing engine (OSM router) to build the route and then asking another one (HERE router used by MRA app) to navigate. The two often don't agree. At risk of 'teaching grandma to suck eggs' it's worth comparing the two routes in the planner before setting off (Toolkit -> Compare route with...). Then, if you don't like where HERE is actually going to take you, you can add some extra waypoints to make HERE follow the OSM route. My personal experience is that OSM often routes as though you were cycling - it favours smaller roads, which can be entertaining, but occasionally you get the surprise of a tiny track, etc.

@Aggelos-Minoudis Have you enabled “Automatic Recalculation” in the settings?

The behaviour varies from tunnel to tunnel. Not sure why. Most annoying is that the app recalculates if the gps position wanders off, even with the setting for automatic recalculation off.

@ErikMatthezing oké Er klopt dus echt iets niet met de app We wachten het af of het goed opgepakt/opgelost gaat worden

Next time i will take some screenshots, then it's maybe better to see or explain. :-). For me it's not neccesary that NO other lines are appearing on screen. If i make a route i only need to see the line from this route. Anyway i just want to mension this, maybe interesting for development. Still happy with MRA !

I think I've cracked it... In the Good Lock Sound Assistant settings, if you scroll way down there is a setting "Maintain media volume while using navigation". Selecting this to 'on' while having MRA set at 10% in the "Individual app volumes" with YouTube set to 100% seems to provide something akin to what I'm trying to achieve. Thanks for putting me onto Good Lock, @lennyo . Certainly seems better than the Precise Volume app which wasn't suitable in any way at all.

@Stevedo-6-0 Ik heb zowel in het Nederlands geschreven – aangezien dat de oorspronkelijke taal van het bericht was – als in het Engels, zodat de lezers het niet hoefden te vertalen. Ik heb ontdekt hoe ik de downvote kan verwijderen; ik wilde gewoon beleefd zijn tegenover @geert-portier, voor het geval hij de downvote zou opmerken. I wrote in both Dutch, as that was first post language, and English, to save readers having to translate, I found out how to remove the downvote, I was just being courteous to @geert-portier in case he noticed the downvote.

@Crispey happy to see - you have detected the difference in the routing engine (list item in "Options") and the map overlays (list item on map). The map overlays don't have any affect to route planning. It's more gore your comfort to read the map. The list items in "Options" makes a difference in routing and gives you the possibility to compare, how your route will looks like if you select: Standard (Open Street map) TomTom HERE (MyRouteApp, Garmin) If you would like to share your route with others (my they uses TomTom) - and you can see, your route changes if you switch from Standard to TomTom - then you can enter more routepoints to force the engine to create same route by both options. If you want to use MyRouteApp Navigation for your ride, you need to plan it with engine HERE, because this the only, the App is navigating a route!

I'm having similar problem with iphone, my routes open as tracks so the roadblock function doesn't show up. Maybe it's the same as yours. I get around it like this, open your route but before clicking navigate click on edit then return to the route and click on the 3 dots to open the menu and the roadblock function is there. If this is the same problem I have asked, in this forum, if it is something wrong in my settings.

@white.mouse Heb ik zaterdag al gedaan. Ik heb contact gehad met Marinus, die zou er vandaag aandacht voor vragen. Ik hoop dat het opgelost gaat worden, blijft vreemd. Ook nog de app op de iPad gezet, zelfde resultaat. Het andere draadje was deze melding bij een route van a naar b, dat werkt bij mijn wel goed.

Error - wrong text assignment!! I think the text with the missing Internet is wrong, because it is because the distance between start and finish for the calculation for more curvy is too large for (1) and (2) to calculate a beautiful more curvy route. —- # —— Fehler - falsche Text Zuordnung!! Ich denke der Text mit dem fehlenden Internet ist falsch, denn es liegt ehr daran das die Entfernung zwischen Start und Ziel für die Berechnung für mehr Kurvig für (1) und (2) zu groß ist, um eine schöne mehr Kurvige Strecke zu berechnen.

You cannot change the symbols inside MRA, you can only use the ones that are available inside MRA

Great, that's what I needed. Thanks very much.

@nomko on the contrary. I gave you an apologie but if you instead there's nothing I van do.

@Stevedo-6-0 Updated rules: https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/11534/general-forum-rules We cannot moderate this and given the community growth over the past years we feel adjusting the rules is more adequate. Nothing personal.