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@white.mouse.on.the.motorbikegmail.com het werkt op de manier zoals ik heb beschreven. Je kunt altijd in de lijst terugscrollen naar een eerder routepunt en ook op de kaart blijven je routepunten zichtbaar. Ook de punten die achter je liggen.

@Hans777 Als je een Gold-abonnement hebt, is ‘Split’ een van de tools in de toolkit. Deze tool wordt gebruikt om lange routes op te splitsen in kortere routes. If you have a Gold subscription, one of the tools in the toolkit is Split. This is used for splitting long routes into shorter routes.

@BertM Thanks for all that. The South Island folder is now all published, car mode and public to view. In library tab I only see 30 routes in New Zealand all RouteXpert, none of mine. Maybe it's Route Expert only or I am on the basic account ATM.... Either way, you should be able to see the South Island folder and routes now. Thanks for all the help!

@bill-harrison; A bit late; does the problem still exist?

In my experience, the breaks I schedule are merely a guide. I can never say exactly in advance how long it will take, for example, to get a drink or a meal. For planning purposes, it’s useful to be able to make an estimate, which gives you a rough finishing time. But once you’re on the road, it becomes tricky, and you’d have to stick strictly to the times you’ve entered. When I’m driving, I just try to keep an eye on the estimated finish time. That tells me how much time I’ve got left for a pause. But perhaps it would be a good idea, if possible, to add an extra button for an ETA that includes pauses

Als ik het goed heb geeft dit aan dat er meldingen betreffende MRA zijn. Je zou via met meldingen scherm op je telefoon deze kunnen lezen!

When you (still) use Basecamp I would recommend GPX 1.1 (route, track, POI). You can then plan the route using the ‘recalculate’ option and afterwards easily check for any discrepancies against the track you’ve recorded. If you send the route and track from Basecamp to the GPS via a cable, you can be sure that everything stays the same. I’ve been doing it this way for years and have never had any problems with the route!

@Mike-wiruth Open the app, tap your avatar, account, or profile picture. Then go to “Offline Maps” and select the area you want to travel to. If you plan to visit other countries during your trip, you'll need to download those maps as well. Please note that if you're traveling near the border of another country, you should also download that country's maps just to be safe.

@Mike-wiruth Open the app, Open Routes and Tracklogs Tap the 3 dots in the upper-right corner and check the box next to “Sync all my routes” Done

People have been asking about getting route number and street name for years now but we seem to get ignored. Have seen UK and Australians asking for street name. I personally don't care about the the voice instructions, which might be fixed but onscreen hasn't changed. Have you considered it might be a Here problem? I live in a tourist are and about 50%of roads give a route number. Very disappointing, you have made great big improvements but little ones like this?

@Jörgen yes, same here. I go to layer and chose HERE move the map then go back to layer and chose Google maps. But if I select satellite it freezes. Or like you said the screen moves not the map. I have an Amazon fire tablet and don't get that issue so guessing it's an iPad issue.

Gaat niet om de kaartlaag. Maar om een stukje in de routelijn die in de planner als Off-road is aangemerkt

@Rob-Verhoeff Thanks Rob

@Dr.-Markus-Hellenthal Hi, have you sorted this issue yet? I am having the same problem as you with my MRA/Caretta combination (all software up to date, obviously). The app is very slow to load and to load routes. Navigation is severely impaired by the GPS tracking often being 50-100m behind. It just feels "wrong". By comparison, I used Google maps today and the GPS tracking was perfect. Many thanks.

MRA kan soms wel wat eigenzinnig zijn. Waar dat dan aan ligt is moeilijk te bepalen. Als ik een route van A naar B moet maken, geniet MRA niet de voorkeur en gebruik ik liever bijvoorbeeld Google Maps.

It's a two year old post and already on the wishlist of the new routeplanner. We have to be patient a little longer...

@Ton-van-Unen Read my reply above please. When you start navigating the timing is correct.

@Corjan-Meijerink any update on this?

Ik was reeds terug gegaan naar een vorige versie en ga die denk ik nog wat houden, tenzij er een meerwaarde is aan de nieuwe versie. Wat mag die dan eventueel zijn?

@a.w.seaman A route with visible waypoints on your TomTom can only be exported as an .itn file using the MRA Connector and USB cable. You can send a .gpx track to your TomTom wirelessly via plan.tomtom. A track has only a visible waypoint at the start and end. You can also use the MyRoute-app mobile app to do this by going to Route lab. You’ll need Wi-Fi for the wireless export.