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@Sam-Kramer In the overlay maps select the traffic overlay and zoom into the area of road that the map will not route on. If there is a red/white line this indicates a road closure. You could try turning on the Disable seasonal closure tool in the toolkit if you are using the planning map from HERE.

@Hans-Rutten said: I have a ZUMO XT. I am trying to create a route on the HERE map. In some places, it does not pick the fastest route from one formation point to another. However, when I select the TomTom map, it does. How do I solve this? There are differneces between HERE and TomTom (and also between these two and OpenStreetMap) in the way they handle the fastes route or the shortest route, I have a Garmin Zumo XT(1) and i am using HERE under MRA when creating routes. The only reason for this is, that the Garmin Map is basically the HERE map with a Garmin overlay on top of it meaning Garmin added some stuff of their own on top of the HERE map. So yes, you should use HERE on MRA for this reason (XT uses HERE). Turn off route recalculation in your Zumo XT. That will help you avoid a lot of trouble! Check this setting: [image: 1784870329835-97380d06-9512-4680-9e49-8ecd6ccd5363-image.jpeg] and this setting: [image: 1784870397688-dcee9aa6-a02f-4613-bd68-75a31c2830a2-image.jpeg] It is best to enable this feature.

Well... the curiosity got the better of me and I bought the Ridernav R7M. First, I noticed that many users install the R7M in the BMW cradle positioned from the factory. It offsetts the R7M to the side and would drive me crazy! I don't know how it may not for others.... The solution is really simple! Cut a couple of zipties holding the cable to get some slack (there is plenty on my R1250GSA), loosen 4 screws and just slide the cradle mount to the side and aline the TFT and the R7M. Then put a couple of new zipties to tie down the cable. Easy-peasy! I keep my phone in my small tank bag. I am in Florida in the middle of the summer heat with temps up to 96-106 degrees Farenheight. That's HOT! So, I put a couple of these frozen cooling tubes into as small plasic bag and throw them into the tank bag next to the phone. Works pretty good! [image: 1784850294777-b2a5d561-07c8-4976-a048-a9dee7467a75-image.jpeg] Now, as to the R7M itself. I use it with my Android Samsung S25 Ultra and my Sena-50S and also with the SRL-3 in my Shoei helmet. To connect everything to work properly I followed the suggested steps on the Ridernav Web page. The R7M is the HUB. But unlike with Zumo XT, R7M requires your Sena paired to the R7M in phone pairing mode and also paired to your phone in a "second mobil phone" pairing protocol. Without this last step I could not here the music or directions, even though some claim that it works fine... Not for me. As to running the MRA on R7M - much better than I expected. Yes, it looks different with some limitations compared to the Phone navigation, but so far I did not run into any issues. It is an early report, as I did not take any long trips with it and so far everything is in the "shake-out" mode. To be continued.....

Following our ‘Routes des Grandes Alpes’ trip, I sent Corjan and his team an email with the log file. Corjan himself wrote to me a week later to say that they expect most of the issues to be resolved in the next update (5.2.1). This update should be available later this week. But even if it’s not available until next week, I know that Corjan and his team are working hard on this issue. @Peter 3b: It’s interesting that you experienced the same problems as us, even though you don’t use Android Auto. I always thought that CarPlay and Android Auto might also cause problems in some circumstances. Now let’s wait for the update and see how things go. Kind regards Massimo

I've had the same issue. If you have figured out how to fix this, I'd love to know how. It really bothers me having the east and west backwards. Thank you

@De-Ploey-Georges Rood staat voor het noorden en draait mee met de richting waarin je kijkt. Red is North which rotates with your direction.

Sono impazzito per lo stesso motivo!

@Pierre-c Extra time is added because of traffic.

@CD130 danku!

@Kirsten-De-Weerd there is an OpenStreetMap which shows some speed limits [image: 1784828860683-8138ee9d-fbb4-4ebb-a185-16b1cf9060bb-image.jpeg] it is not totally comprehensive as it relies on users editing the OpenStreetMap map & adding the limits

@Mzokk yep, also a longterm garmin user but i recently got myself an XT2 and the sh.t began, i have had (almost) no problems with the XT1 but now i am thinking of going another path as carpuride or similar to use MRA...

@Aggelos-Minoudis have you set aan avoidance of hiways active

@white.mouse Het is niet zo'n big issue. Het viel me op en ben es gaan neuzen. Maar zo mis je wel een mooi fotolocatie Heb het ondertussen ook al gerapporteerd.

@Adrian-Avram, It does. If the upload did not work, you will see a small up-arrow in the profile icon, until it resolves itself. One problem though, which I experienced myself last week, is the addition of extra pictures. The ones you did not take with the built in camera app, but decide to pick from your own gallery. That seems to only work if you do that just before uploading. All pictures I attached during the day did not get uploaded on multiple occasions. Besides that, there is no means of adding those pictures after you uploaded the tracklog. Hopefully that will be added some day too.

Op de Carpuride Android Auto afsluiten en daarna weer opstarten heeft bij mij in het verleden altijd geholpen.

Ah! Thats new to me, thanks for the explanation!

Because some apps can run in the background and are not really active on that moment.