Interesting behaviour on a pre-planned route that uses the same road in both directions
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This is for information only and perhaps for others to relate this behaviour. I have sent the log files to the devs for investigation.
I've attached the route below so others can review it and determine whether this was user error. On this occasion, I do not believe it was, but I'm happy to be proven wrong.
https://www.myrouteapp.com/route/open/14195502Setup
iPhone 13 Pro running the latest NN beta version
Carpuride 702 (no issues observed with the device itself)
Offline navigation enabled
Automatic recalculation enabled (I don't normally use this, but it was enabled specifically for this test)
Route as tracks enabled
All maps downloaded and up to dateThe route was all good until I was travelling from waypoint 4 to waypoint 5.
Along this section, I passed a junction on my right. This junction was part of the route later in the day, where I would make a left turn towards waypoint 12 when travelling in the opposite direction.
As soon as I passed this junction while heading towards waypoint 5, NN recalculated the route and began insisting that I turn around and navigate to waypoint 12.
I could not use Skip Waypoint, as doing so would have sent me to waypoint 13, which was not correct.
As I knew the planned route, I ignored the instructions. NN continued trying to send me to waypoint 12 as I travelled through Hathersage.
When I eventually stopped to investigate, I noticed that waypoints 6 to 11 were greyed out, as though they had already been visited, despite the fact that I had not yet reached them.
To recover, I long-pressed waypoint 6 and selected it as my next point. NN then resumed navigation and I continued riding.After passing waypoint 7, NN then attempted to direct me to waypoint 11, which was now displayed as the next waypoint.
Again, I ignored the instructions and continued along the planned route, passing waypoints 7 to 11 in sequence.
Once I had reached waypoint 11, NN resumed normal operation and correctly navigated the remainder of the route (12 → 13 → 14, etc.).The same behaviour happened again on another section of the route where the outbound and return legs used the same road.
After passing waypoint 17, I passed a junction on my right that I would use later when returning along the route.
As soon as I passed this junction, NN repeatedly instructed me to turn around and navigate directly to waypoint 22.
These instructions continued all the way into Macclesfield.
I eventually stopped, long-pressed waypoint 18, and selected it. NN then immediately resumed the correct navigation instructions and followed the original planned route. -
Do you have Automatically skip waypoints on, it would help to trace the issue if you do have this selected to turn it off for your next test. Don't adjust the route, keep it exactly the same as the route you shared.
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I think it's due to the automatic recalculation, which I usually turn off myself.
I would recommend after the test as Nick has described also to adjust the WP and closer to the turn.
So SP 5 closer to the junction maybe 100m, and for this SP 12 further away from the junction about 300m ... so it is perhaps better clear to the navigation system that SP 5 is closer than SP 12 is ...
The same applies to SP 17, and certainly to SP 18 compared to SP 22.
When turning, it is always better to set a SP in 100m after the turn.
Have fun testing. VG

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Do you have Automatically skip waypoints on, it would help to trace the issue if you do have this selected to turn it off for your next test. Don't adjust the route, keep it exactly the same as the route you shared.
it was turned on, not sure why, TBF I usually have this turned off,
but surely this should not affect the route in reality, why would the algorithm not pass waypoints in order, does seem strange behaviour.therefore, possibly when planning routes one will have to ensure that a later way/shaping point is not to close to a current one, another thing to think about jeez!!
will see what today brings
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