Need to adjust Time based on speed limits.

[Herman Veldhuizen]

this is a very reasonable request.
i stopped using another app because the times were not accurate and the app did not offer an option to apply a correction.
wether it is technically doable or not is another question.

[Richard 4j]

@Marinus-van-Deudekom

It's not against the law at least in the US that allows a user select the his actual travel speed when planning a route.

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[Richard 4j]

@Brian-McG

I understand the cartography companies include the government posted speed limits in there data. The MRA program is using that data to determine the travel times. I'm only requesting that MRA consider changing the software so their customers can adjust the travel time to the actual speeds they expect to travel at, be it faster or slower, to determine more accurate ETA time.

[Leike Lodiers]

If you see you're travel time and you now you will be speeding.then you will be there earlier.

[Brian McG]

@Richard-4j said:
I understand the cartography companies include the government posted speed limits in there data.

Correct

The MRA program is using that data to determine the travel times.

Incorrect, travel times are calculated on the average speeds that road users actually manage to drive on the actual roads. You obviously did not read my post

I'm only requesting that MRA consider changing the software so their customers can adjust the travel time

Yes I fully understand that you want a user adjustable factor so you can adjust your expected times
but you don't really need MRA to provide that factor,
you can just learn how far out the current MRA times are compared to your travel speed & work it out

[Herman Veldhuizen]

i think that we are talking about 2 different times here: 1) the duration of a tour which we see in e.g. the opening page of a route in the app and 2) the estimated time of arrival to the next stop while driving.
The latter one I definitely don't want to recalculate in my head while driving many times during a day. Luckily for me the times HERE comes up with are pretty good in my area.

[Con Hennekens]

@Leike-Lodiers said:

If you see you're travel time and you now you will be speeding.then you will be there earlier.

I like this answer

@richard-4j, the amount of possible speeding is strongly dependent on where and on what kind of roads you drive. I think it is safe to say that MRA definitely does not want to encourage speeding, and besides that, a fixed "correction" will just not work in all circumstances. The time of travel will always be nothing more than an indication.

[Tony 13]

I used to use Tom Tom, that was annoyingly always 13-20% too slow in its estimate for duration. But I got used to adjusting it in my head. Having moved to MRA this is, annoyingly, not far off on time estimation but I still knock off 15% in my head! Being stupid.

[Richard 4j]

I did a 265 mile ride, 70 percent rural road, 30 percent interstate. the time MRA estimated was 7hr 23m. Actual time, riding the bike was 5hr 42 m. Unless I've discover warp drive, there is a disconnect in the software of the actual speed limits on the route.

[Marinus van Deudekom]

Oh you do fast mate
But estimated time is by some basic rules, not a real time limit