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@warren.mallettoutlook.com said in No roads found when trying to navigate route in Japan: Thanks Nick. It has left me in a bit of a jam, I thought well it surely must be able to use OSM. So are there other countries that are like this? I don't want to caught out like this again. Also South Korea is a blank canvas in HERE parts I walked there where in the sea according to HERE, so MRA does not indicates the country. The navigation app from MRA is not usable over there, only some main roads are mapped.

@BMWBiker58 Provided your route doesn’t wind its way around the closed motorway exit like a snail, I don’t see any danger here. As already described, the app will guide you to the selected waypoint, and it doesn’t matter whether that’s a shaping or a Via point. In your example, you couldn’t leave the motorway at the closed exit... as soon as you selected the next exit and left the motorway, you’ll be guided to the new selected point, possibly just outside the motorway, passing close to your closed exit, but of course only if your destination is near the closed exit. If your destination is not next to the closed exit, you will not be guided there. To be absolutely sure that you are not guided back, please skip one or two more waypoints than might be necessary. The app will definitely not navigate you to the closed exit... It is understandable that you would want to inform the app that this exit is closed, but it is absolutely not necessary.

@Don-Stauffer said in Favorites, POI's and waypoints: The per-route implementation of POI in the 'manage' tab works a little better, as I can turn on and off any particular POI. The POI is visible regardless of zoom level. Two good features there. But I cannot maintain the list off-line, and I cannot carry it into a new route. That is indeed one of the things I hope will improve in the new web version. Problem is that MRA does not follow the GPX standard for POI and you have only the "name" field available. I did not heard of the app Tablecruncher before, but it is indeed a simple CSV editor that is open source. I have ran into the same problems that you did and started out using Excel to edit POI, as I also use a Garmin device and wanted to have more fields available. After some time I switched into Google Sheets because I wanted to access POI also when I was not at home. This can be accessed "In the Cloud" and can be programmed with Javascript instead as Visual Basic in the Excel version. Downside is that you must have a Google account. With javascript I progammed an Import/Export function for GPX/KML files, can Geocode coordinates in the way as Garmin uses the fields and also add addresses into the name field so I have the address in the MRA POI available. Import in MRA I do with GPX as CSV will not always importing correct into MRA [image: 1776769439631-98e8d95f-889f-47db-a227-1ccf2a522f43-poi_1.png] [image: 1776769492274-910a92d0-167c-4c9c-99b1-cfd6222185df-poi_4.png] I do not think MRA will implement an complete POI editor, but follow the "Standard" GPX fields and add more Icons would be a big improvement. Instead of Trello I use UMAP, that runs on Openstreetmap, for managing POI as it can also import GPX and you can manage into POI catagories. [image: 1776769517767-2eaa7056-b7e3-456f-851a-1285f6d06123-umap.png] [image: 1776769711991-8e2a9db3-c39c-4f80-9aca-313b9d75c356-umap_1.png] [image: 1776769740980-830eb313-3b98-4506-be05-93cfca149b8d-umap_2.png] My workflow is as follows: Import or add data on Google sheets --> Edit and export GPX --> Import into Umap to check, edit in Google Sheets --> export GPX --> import in MRA

De instellingen heb ik al altijd op deze manier staan. Het werkt ook zoals bedoeld op de smarphone, maar niet in Carplay. Da's toch wel jammer. [image: 1776765400530-2220-1.jpeg]

@Sandor-Veth when you want to restart you have to be ON the route and then you will be brought to the next waypoint following the route not a direct line. It has been a while, but I think it is "End".

@Con-Hennekens Hartelijk dank voor je snelle en gepaste antwoord. Ben er blij mee en weet nu hoe ik makkelijk in het buitenland kan blijven genieten van MRA NN en de mooie routes.

I did find an easy solution. https://mygeodata.cloud/ drag the tracking file, follow the prompts, choose many file formats including excel. Then download. It makes a folder with a "track-points” file with the data and “track” file which I think just has the file/track name. thanks everyone for the help

Yeah, that's why I hope that the new app version will arrive soon, since it should also have a lot of CP/AA improvements. Last news I have is that it should be available at the end of this month.

Bedankt voor antwoord, zal het nog eens nakijken

Voor de liefhebbers, hieronder de code die ik gebruikte hebt en succesvol heb kunnen importeren (opgeslagen als gpx). <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <gpx version="1.1" creator="Example"> <trk> <name>Test Route</name> <trkseg> <trkpt lat="52.5200" lon="13.4050"><name>Punt 1</name></trkpt> <trkpt lat="52.5205" lon="13.4055"><name>Punt 2</name></trkpt> <trkpt lat="52.5210" lon="13.4060"><name>Punt 3</name></trkpt> </trkseg> </trk> </gpx> Nu dacht ik slim te zijn en met knippen en plakken alle regels "<trkpt lat="52.5200" lon="13.4050"><name>Punt 1</name></trkpt>" uit een ander gpx bestand te kopieeren, maar dat werkt dus niet. Helaas kan ik daarna dit test.gpx reis ook niet meer verwijderen in de app (wat wel raar is toch?). Gelukkig kun je wel van A naar B rijden. Ik ga nog verder experimenteren want ik wil het toch voor elkaar krijgen (ik kan het niet uitstaan dat zoiets niet werkt). Desondanks ga ik telefoon houder (Quad lock of SP connect) kopen om uiteindelijk met de MRA app te navigeren (met oplaad functie). Gr Karel,

I sold my TT550 and 500 because there are obsolete! I use only NN on my iPhone and Carpe Iter. The XT2 or 3 is more, in my case, for Dirty and Offroad driving on a track.

@Peter-Zehentreiter Thank you for that, but yes. I already knew about this and I am using HERE as default map and also when planning the routes. It is a must-have to use the MRA routes with my Garmin Zumo XT.

Wow, that's a lot of feathers... good to hear!

@Marinus-van-Deudekom, dat is net zoals met een klok. Als je een horloge hebt, weet je altijd precies hoe laat het is. Heb je 2 horloges, dan weet je het nooit zeker. Geloof ik de ene of de andere?

@M.-Schrijver said in Finetunen van herberekenen zou fijn zijn.: Ik zou graag zien dat wanneer je na een omweg weer op de originele route terecht komt en in de juiste richting rijd, dat de navigatie de route vanaf je positie weer oppakt. Dat willen we allemaal graag, maar behoort vooralsnog niet tot de mogelijkheden binnen het HERE platform. Sterker nog, bij het negeren van instructies naar punt 34, zal ook punt 34 overgslagen worden. Overigens is al aangekondigd dat bij de eerstvolgende update zichtbaar zal zijn in AA/CP naar welk routepunt de app aan het navigeren is. Dat zal in elk geval iets helpen.

@Herman-Veldhuizen said in App behaviour when in offline mode at a construction site: a:The global setting 'Offline navigation'. In my view, the “offline” global setting means that there is absolutely no internet connection, that there is no SIM card in the device, and that in the morning at the hotel, neither Wi-Fi nor a hotspot is used for updates. b: The route level toggle 'Use offline/online maps'. I haven’t been able to figure out exactly what’s going on yet, but it seems odd to me that when I tap the ‘offline navigation’ option in orange, it switches back to ‘online navigation’ in the main settings. @Herman-Veldhuizen said in App behaviour when in offline mode at a construction site: The in-app route editor assumes that you navigate a route as route. It doesn't use 2). So when you navigate a route as track you don't get the same route as in the editor. I can’t currently confirm this for myself: when I place two devices side by side (both are online), with one device is set to ‘Route as Track’ and the other device is set to ‘Route as Route’, I see the same route when I open it (even before I press ‘Navigate). @Herman-Veldhuizen said in App behaviour when in offline mode at a construction site: Closures are always ignored in the opening page of a route. So what you see in the opening page might not correspond to what you see in the route editor or while navigating. ‘That seems logical to me, though, as only the planned route is displayed when you open the app, and it’s only when you start navigation that the road closures (according to Here) are taken into account, and the route is then naturally adjusted to avoid them.’ ‘That’s exactly how it should be.’ What strikes me about offline navigation, however, is that when I call up the route (with the settings set to ‘Route as Route’) and press Start, I can’t see any change to the route; it navigates as if I were using ‘Route as Track’. That’s why I’d like to better understand the difference between an ‘offline’ route (set to ‘Route as Route’) and an ‘online’ route (set to ‘Route as Track’). What is also noticeable when calling up ‘Route as Track’ online is that the route is navigated as planned, but warning messages appear on the map indicating that the route might be closed, for example. With offline navigation using ‘Route as Route’, these warnings do not appear. Perhaps someone is able to define the difference precisely.

Dit had ik gisteren dus ook voor, al had ik het niet meteen door ... En al rijdende even een 20-tal routepunten overslaan (en bevestigen) was ook niet zo handig. Dus even aan kant en via de GSM het juiste punt selecteren om in te pikken in de route. Ben zeer benieuwd naar de aanpassingen voor CarPlay

@AWDC-LAO said in Verwijderen van routes in eigen bibliotheek: @Nomko-Nomden : veel moed met je dochter en hopelijk geneest ze snel en goed, zonder een goede gezondheid is er geen normaal leven. Dank!!! Zo zie ik het ook, als het goed gaat met mijn dochter, gaat het ook goed met mij