@Jesse-Van-Vilsteren-0 Aan het aantal km's wat je opgaf en waar de route langs ging, woon je bij mij in de buurt. Zelf woon ik 6km van roderwolde af 🙂 . Als ik een rondrit maak, plan ik dat vaak van tevoren in de web versie en pas ik waar nodig aan zodat ik doodlopende stukken of vreemde stukken vermijd. Het is misschien omslachtiger maar voorkomt wel rare situaties.
Heb ook lang kurviger gebruikt en ook die is niet foutloos in dit soort situaties.

@Andreas-Ortlinghaus
Thx a lot !!!

@Patrick-Roozen-0 I totally understand! Onboarding new users (and explaining stuff like this) will be something we tackle before the release! 💪

The main idea is: you can interact intuitively with most stuff on the screen. Want to do something with a waypoint? Touch it! Want to change ETA information? Tap the box! 🙂

@Drabslab
@Jabp
I also an advanced Tripy user and use the Tripy for trips and events with the oldtimer club. The roadbooks, the Tripy can make are great.
The idea from @Jabp is just marvelous. Option for "no map" and the possibility to print a roadbook would be great. Hopfully they put it some where on the roadmap of Next Navigation app.
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@Steve-Lynch said in Suggestion: routing options in planner transfer to Navigation Next:

I had a brain freeze

That is good if it does not last for too long.

If nothing else, it proves you have a brain 🙂 🙂 🙂

@Drabslab said in Suggestion: Mark routes for visibility in Navigation (Next):

@Con-Hennekens Even with this feature I would still want to be able to browse the same folder structure as I have in the routeplanner.

What Nick says about the folderstructure already being there in the Mobile app. We can be quite sure this will replicate to the Navigation part of that same app.

However, this would indeed be a good feature on top of the folder browsing allowing also to re-use old routes without copying, cutting and pasting.

Exactly that! And to not have the bother of the complete archive of routes to browse through when loading a route.

Thanks for the suggestion @L-Spijker-0

While on the route-planning end I would completely agree with you that TomTom is a hard requirement, we'll definitely not be including TomTom routing in our initial release (and honestly, likely all future releases) of the MRA Navigation Next application.

As @Steve-Lynch mentioned, we're using HERE as the basis for the premium sat-nav-esque "Navigation" part of "MRA Navigation Next".

That isn't to say that TomTom map layers won't be possible. For those that don't know: map-layers are the way the map looks, including things like labels and colours.

@Steve-Lynch , An addition to this topic might be the suggestion to show the original route (perhaps in a different color), so when you need to take a detour because of a road block, you can see how to get back to the original route. Garmin BMW shows this.