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@Corjan-Meijerink, great! (our posts crossed)

@Leike-Lodiers, Met een truck heb je een lagere snelheid, dus is de kans dat de omweg niet sneller is groter. Dat is niet raar, maar wiskunde

@coupe_vs, It is already explained many times why things are as they are. That's why I am not going into that specific discussion again. I have no doubt that when HERE adds track awareness to their platform, the MRA team will embrace it. Until then it is no use to keep bringing it up, especially by people who already know about it. This is one of those things that cannot be improved until HERE improves it. For the rest I completely agree with you. This forum is where many ideas have started. Some of my own. And that is certainly valuable and appreciated al lot by the dev team too. it's not normal to be using a browser and constantly be asked... (should I zoom out and press skip points) or wait?? I'm sorry, that solution could be much better Is this meant as an analogy? I don't understand it.

@Raul-Arteaga Don't worry, same here in Germany, still not available in the Google Play Store.

@Peter-Zehentreiter don't know yet. I have no daytrip for the app in the near future.

@ginogino ((If, instead, you start it from the app outside of Android Auto by activating the "Start from nearest waypoint" and "Use current location" options, navigation will correctly start from the nearest waypoint, which is in the direction of the route's end.)) I'm sorry, I disagree with my opinion about this part of your answer. Last week we were discussing this point in another post on this forum... and it was concluded after much discussion that in both iOS and Android, if you activate the boxes you mention, you will indeed go to the nearest point on your route (but the nearest point isn't always in the direction of the route's end). Sometimes the nearest point is very close to you (but behind you), and therefore you will go backward on your route and not towards its end... (I suggested this as an idea if it might be of interest for future updates of the navigation app)... but the only solution offered to me was that I had to manually navigate through the previous waypoints or zoom out and go directly to the next point towards the end of the route) Both solutions don't convince me. Normally, a browser should redirect only from your position to the next point (not to a previous one you've already passed) simply because it's closer.

@colin-irvine Perhaps there are works on that stretch? If you have the Gold version and turn on the “traffic layer,” you can see that roadworks are indicated on Caddenfoot Rd. Maybe they still affect Cliff Rd.? By the way, if you tick “Disable seasonal closures” in the Toolkit menu, you can see that the route does go via that road. [image: 1779310502260-scherm-afbeelding-2026-05-20-om-22.54.48.png]

@Stanisław I totally agree. It's simply the most logical thing to do: check the gas stations along my route, and if I don't see them (because there aren't any), then if there are any, I'll look for the nearest POI using MRA's POIs. What I don't want is to deviate from my route when there are already gas stations along it, even if they're a few kilometers further on.

@Hubert-Thoring said: Maybe it's because of iOS 26.5 Definitly not! Just tested it under iOS 26.5.

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Dank ! Ik hoor ook net dat het werkt. Zoniet dan komt ie zelf wel online.

@Arwin-Kippers-1-0, er is onder het kopje ondersteuning op de website een handleiding voor het gebruik van POI: Handleiding 'POIs' Navigeer je ook met de MRA app? Dan is het het handigste om de POI in te laden in de persoonlijk bibliotheek, en ze dan aan te zetten in je profiel. Je hoeft dan helemaal niet meer POI toe te voegen aan de route, die staan dan gewoon altijd op je kaart (tot je ze weer uit zet) zowel in de planner als tijdens het navigeren met de app.

tread app is useless crap, like most apps from garmin

@Leike-Lodiers said: @M.-Schrijver Je hebt zeker een punt. Als ik in de buurt van een weg klik zou de waypoint eigenlijk gewoon als een magneet naar de weg geplaatst moeten worden. Die optie/vraag/wens heb ik ook al eens voorbij zien komen. Lijkt mij ook geen gekke optie. Maar er zal vast een technische reden zijn of andere, voor ons, onvoorzienbare gevolgen. Dat deze mogelijkheid er niet in zit

@jbvannieuwenhuijzen Dat navigatie begeleiding en overige audio gescheiden zijn is een enorm pluspunt. Dat hebben niet alle headunits. MRA ondersteunt deze scheiding maar voor een deel. Maar is met Acapela TTS Engine en Daan als stem geen issue meer. Tenminste bij mij Zelf gebruik ik de Pixel 6 Pro (auto) en Pixel 6A (motor) voor de navigatie. Nadat ik Acapela in gebruik heb genomen merk ik dat het audio volume van MRA gewoon in lijn ligt met Google Maps en Waze. Het ligt ook in lijn met Spotify en Youtube Music. Als dit bij jou niet het geval is, betekent dit dat er ergens nog iets niet goed staat.

@Jörgen, On your first screenshot: I don't suppose the 6.5 km distance shown cannot be to WP66, can it? The smae counts for screenshot 2. So there is probably more on hand than just the WP number not updating... I suppose it's best to create a support ticket. Save a logfile after you take a screenshot with this problem. It is always good to have a visible time in your screenshot too, to make it easier to find the corresponding piece in the logfile.

@TyuTyu I’m not sure if Hungarian will be added to the app language, my advice is to open a support ticket and ask the development team.