Using OSM maps on the MRA app.

[C.A. Kielen]

I have mentioned before, that as good as I like the MRAapp, the Here maps are so bad. In West Europe it's still fine, but when you get a little further away, they are often wrong. This week in Tiblisy it was hopeless again. Over pedestrian areas, through dead-end streets, against one-way streets, over closed parking lots of hotels, up and down stairs and left turns over double solid lines. But we already knew this. A few days later, a first. Here mistook a railroad line for a road. I had to follow the railroad for several km. I just didn't.
Then the suggestion: I would be very happy to buy a platinum subscription if it would also give the ability to navigate with OSM maps. They are really much more accurate

[Bouke Ent]

i think this will be difficult. the developers use a software development kit (SDK) for apps from Here.

there are some other OSM based apps that you could use and still make your planning in web application.

[Rainer Treichel]

I have never been to Tbilisi.
Just an idea:
Create a plan online on the website with OSM. Or from the menu in MRA Navigation.
Open MRA Navigation.
First go to the settings.
Try out offline Navigation
Navigate routes as tracks ON.
Use all waypoints ON.
Route violations and error checking OFF.

Synchronise/start this route with your smartphone.
Start track navigation.

I can't predict how MRA Navigation will handle this, because of course the Here map and Here Server API will still be used for display during navigation.

And if that doesn't work either, you could try a competitor, e.g. Calimoto, because as far as I know, their map material is based on OSM.

RT

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