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@Lenny-O In previous versions, the following worked: While navigating, tap the icon in the upper-left corner of your phone or tablet that indicates the next roundabout or turn. As far as I know, that should announce the next action.

Good idea, but if you avoid cities it is no longer so important, at least in Germany if you also avoid the federal road. Stay on small streets and avoid towns !!

@gianluca-0 What @leike-lodiers writes is very important and should definitely be taken into account. The route is planned in TomTom algorithms, the window s. Image comes when starting the navigation on my mobile phone, so it leads to the fact that it is actively navigated as a route track, traffic data is also missing. Please switch to Here algorithm, then it will be navigated correctly. And please do not let the route navigate over such a long distance, divide it into 3-4 sections. [image: 1784695772555-img_0412.jpeg] From experience, I would basically divide such a long route. I think on 3-4 sections especially in the mountains 300km a day is enough. In my planning, the routes at 300km have approx. 50 -70 waypoints (WP) or Sharping Point (SP) It helps to always set a point safely in the direction of travel at certain turns Check WP on the Here map, should always be on a road !! [image: 1784695194630-img_0409.png]

stairway to heaven..

@Paul-Borghouts https://forum.myrouteapp.com/post/81204

Klik op upload [image: 1784676691809-f7e3f569-90cb-4e2b-a969-b12b5a26fdeb-image.jpeg] Klik op POI en dan choose file ( https://www.mintelonline.de/streckensperrungen/ ) [image: 1784676781002-5f7a9dfc-5170-436e-a17d-22d354a61974-image.jpeg] 3. Kies je bestand en klik dan op importeer. Kies een route of maak een nieuwe en ga dan naar point of intrest aan de linkerzijde van je scherm. [image: 1784677070992-8ecf04b8-9fd2-496a-85ec-60935edfb431-image.jpeg] [image: 1784677477276-63bbdbdb-a6d1-47cf-8787-a43fc3a470f1-image.jpeg] Ga naar library en zet het vinkje voor de gekozen file aan. Je ziet dan de icoontjes op je kaar verschijnen. [image: 1784677612736-e45a98b4-1d94-49e9-b585-62f747d27b23-image.jpeg] [image: 1784677646167-2de2e61e-408b-45f5-8dce-4b61af2ddcfc-image.jpeg]

@Stevedo-6-0, Nick is right (of course! ) I should have been more particular with the term shaping points instead of waypoints. But yeah, that VIA points don't skip automatically is considered more or less basic knowledge. It is their only function to never be skipped automatically The term "trip points" is very likely the Garmin counter part of the more general term "route points". A waypoint is simply a location on a map, defined by it's coordinates. Waypoints can be stand alone points (Point of interest for example, or favorite points) or be part of a route, in which case we talk about route points. Route points can then be divided in shaping points (garmin uses the term soft points) that can be skippedm automatically if missed, or via points (hard points in garmin language) that can not be skipped automatically.

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Which settings and what do they need to be set to in order for them to take you to the nearest point?

ok... was bezig met een route en dat ging ff niet helemaal goed merkte. Maar het werkt weer

@paul69 @dave-j-0 I just finished a 10 day, 4900mi trip using Carpuride (starting the route directly from Carpuride each time). For the most part, I have to say, it worked well. I did, however, experience the exact issue you both describe. Usually exiting and restarting the route on the Carpuride fixed it. Then, with only 100mi left of the trip, the entire thing crashed and when the screen came back on, the direction/distance etc were there, but NO MAP. I also had Tracklog on, which continued to work. When I opened the app on the phone, everything appeared normal - this did not translate to the Carpuride. Side Note - EVERY other nav app worked as expected, it was only the MRA App that did not - clear indication something went awry with the app and not the Carpuride (which I'm sure a lot of comments will point to as the issue - it was not). Once I rebooted the iphone and Carpuride (likely didn't need to reboot this, but I did anyway), everything displayed and functioned as expected.

Sinds de introductie van de functionaliteit kan je het al uitzetten. Gewoon daar waar je alle visuele instellingen kunt wijzigen

That's what I mentioned! 5.2.1 (480)

@Marc-Notredame, Dat zou zomaar kunnen. De GPSmaps zijn outdoor toestellen. Ik gebruik zelf een Oregon, maar ik heb nooit geprobeerd routes vanuit MRA daarin te krijgen Je kunt natuurlijk wel gewoon je GPX opslaan op het toestel, in de map \garmin\gpx.

Kleine aanvulling, daar waar deze optie in de App dynamisch is, is de planner op de computer dat niet. Je kan in de App na het generen van de route aan de kompasroos draaien, en route app maakt direct een nieuwe route in de gekozen richting. Bij de planner op de computer moet je eerst helemaal terug en op opnieuw beginnen. De computer geeft je dan wel weer direct de keuze uit 3 route-opties, de App weer niet. Verschil moet er zijn, zullen we maar zeggen.

Ojalá lo solucionen, porque me he acostumbrado a planificar y navegar con MRA y he de decir que me encanta y no quisiera tener que volver a TomTom y su planificación de rutas vía web, que es menos efectiva.

Rob en White.mouse, Die knop eronder, "MRA Scenic", had ik al door. We gaan weer wat leuks plannen voor de autoclub. Bedankt voor jullie reacties. Duidelijk zo.

Yes, that last suggestion does seem like a good option to me. Selecting multiple points to delete them all at once. At the moment, if I want to change part of the route, I have to delete each point in that section individually. It would be easier if I could delete those route points all at once. And it would be even better if you could then see the selected section with the route points on the map as well!

Exactly what I have done @Con-Hennekens. Not sure that i really want the POI view synced across devices/platforms. Quite like the way it is.