Where can I find the name of the route I have just loaded?
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Hi, where can I find the name of the route I have just loaded?
I have searched the menus, but cannot find an option to find the name of the loaded route. Did I overlook something?
Imagine you have loaded a route, and you don't remember if it was version 1, 2 or 3?
It would be nice if the waypoint list had the name at the top or the "show route".
That way, you could find the route again in your own route's directory and can make changes.Hardware
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Hi, where can I find the name of the route I have just loaded?
I have searched the menus, but cannot find an option to find the name of the loaded route. Did I overlook something?
Imagine you have loaded a route, and you don't remember if it was version 1, 2 or 3?
It would be nice if the waypoint list had the name at the top or the "show route".
That way, you could find the route again in your own route's directory and can make changes.@Jörgen I think there is no other search field besides the magnifying glass in the top right corner of the map when you start the app and the search field that opens when you click on 'Destinations'.
But when you've just loaded the route, you still know where it is, don't you? Or have you already forgotten that so quickly?
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Hi Rob, the search does not show (for me) which route was last loaded. I see the last driven.
And yes, I forgot which route I loaded yesterday evening, was it the one with the extra curves or the one with the nice view...
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@Jörgen I think there is no other search field besides the magnifying glass in the top right corner of the map when you start the app and the search field that opens when you click on 'Destinations'.
But when you've just loaded the route, you still know where it is, don't you? Or have you already forgotten that so quickly?
@Rob-Verhoeff said in Where can I find the name of the route I have just loaded?:
But when you've just loaded the route, you still know where it is, don't you? Or have you already forgotten that so quickly?
I have had quite a few moments during trips where I have to show fellow travelers which route I (we) should take.
I understand this question very well! -
@Rob-Verhoeff said in Where can I find the name of the route I have just loaded?:
But when you've just loaded the route, you still know where it is, don't you? Or have you already forgotten that so quickly?
I have had quite a few moments during trips where I have to show fellow travelers which route I (we) should take.
I understand this question very well!@Jack-van-Tilburg Never experienced! I can't even imagine it. The next route I drive is always the one I last edited and opened. For me, it's sufficient to click on 'Last route' in the app. During a multi-day trip, the routes are neatly sorted by day in an event.
BMW K1600GT-P (2013) with BMW Navigator V | Nolan N100-5 with Sena 30K
iOS on iPhone 13 (mounted on Quadlock)
Apple CarPlay in VW T-Roc (wired)
Routelab on MacBook Air & iMac (Ventura & Monterey) -
@Jack-van-Tilburg Never experienced! I can't even imagine it. The next route I drive is always the one I last edited and opened. For me, it's sufficient to click on 'Last route' in the app. During a multi-day trip, the routes are neatly sorted by day in an event.
@Rob-Verhoeff
Well. so we all have individual experiences and wishes.
