@Jean-Pierre-Lux Hmmm, my android app stills works perfectly when navigating to a favorite. Have you already tried reinstalling the app?

@Erica-Goodwin no problemo!

@Erica-Goodwin You can place two waypoints, one at either side of the ferry crossing but set the furthest waypoint to Offroad/skip by clicking the car in the waypoint menu.

This shows the route as a straight line between the two waypoints and therefore navigation is temporarily disabled for navigation from wp1 to wp2.
See the example below.

@Con-Hennekens Hmmmm, in mijn omgeving wordt er simpelweg een kopie gemaakt wordt bij de conversie naar route vanuit een route-track... Zie hieronder bv.

Ik heb van alle route-tracks de "Bewerk route-track" functie gebruikt en dan wordt er automatisch een route gemaakt naast de route-track die je dan weer kan tonen onder de route.

@Martin-van-der-Linden Because they are different apps with different purposes now. You need to realise that the MRA Nav app makes use of the Garmin Here map for navigation! A track may not exactly fit Garmin Here map for 100% so discrepancies are always applicable!

Maybe this'll become an functionality in future updates of the app.

@Martin-van-der-Linden Wow, you mentioning Offroad is a game changer!

The algorithm tries to match your track with the roads that exist in the map used, that's how navigation on a map works...

Offroad is a very special aspect of the routeplanning, and I'm not sure if this type of routes/riding can be designed correctly in the maps available in MRA. Note that Offroad requires waypoints to be set to Offroad/Skip to correctly be an off-road waypoint.

Perhaps one of the more experienced riders and MRA specialists will respond here. @Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master or perhaps @Nick-Carthew? These came up in my head straight away, definitely not saying others are not as experienced.