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@Ruurt-Visser Ik weet uit ervaring dat een route en de punten ervan, die opnieuw worden berekend op een Garmin-apparaat, af en toe en willekeurig worden verplaatst zodat een route kan afwijken zoals je het laat zien De vraag is wanneer en hoe het punt wordt verplaatst in het voorbeeld dat je laat zien In welk stadium beweegt het punt, is het bij de export naar GPX 1.1, is nadat het door een ander navigatiesysteem is gegaan, staat het bij de herinvoer naar MRA of beweegt het punt zich uitsluitend binnen MRA zonder enige export? We hoeven alleen het pad dat het bestand volgt op te splitsen om te bepalen in welk stadium het punt wordt verplaatst Helaas hebben we hiervoor een echte route nodig die je kunt delen en die het probleem laat zien I know from experience that a route & its points, that is recalculated in a Garmin device, will occasionally & randomly have its points moved such that a route can end up deviating as you show the question is when & how is the point being moved in the example you show at what stage does the point move, is it on the export to GPX 1.1, is after it has passed through another navigation system, is it on the re-import to MRA or does the point move solely within MRA without any export? we just need to break down the path the file is taking to locate at what stage the point is being moved unfortunately for this we need an actual route you can share that is showing the problem

@Rob-Verhoeff so that would be a yes, the displayed routes are not synchronised & I have to do this manually across devices when I add a route to one device I then have to go & open the next device & add the same route, not cool IMO this setting per route should be synchronised

@con-hennekens : As a beta tester, I only show what stands out and could perhaps be improved. Everything is an option for improvement in everyday life, nothing more. The MRA team decides what we will make of it when. I know that Corjan is on vacation, and I am happy if the ges. MRA team is on vacation. Best wishes to all

@Peter-Schiefer the option in your account page is the "default" type that is used when you create a route Once a route is created the vehicle type can be changed for each & every route You just need to go to the "Route Information" section on the route & change the "Transport Mode" or "Travel Mode" [image: 1781366215278-901dfa79-f125-43d5-9fe8-74ff86087ca7-image.jpeg]

I mentioned this in this previous post, but that is a long post about .gpx file transfer to the XT3 so the setup part may get overlooked. That post also outlines why I personally DO NOT want my XT3 to synch with Garmin's cloud service (Explore). If you're happy with the Tread data synching, then read no further! To set up a new XT3 with the Tread app and use Tread's valuable features (see the linked post above, but briefly the Tread app can connect the XT3 to whatever headset that your phone is connected to and it can enable the XT's realtime traffic and weather features) WITHOUT synching your XT3 data with Garmin Explore do the following: Go through the initial Garmin XT3 setup steps. DO NOT enable data synching when prompted. SKIP THAT STEP! If you do enable it, the only way that I found to stop the data synching was to do a total reset of the XT3, remove the bluetooth connection from the phone, remove the Tread app and start completely over. DO NOT connect the XT3 to your phone via bluetooth at this time. If you have WiFi connect that during the XT3 setup as well. Install the Garmin Tread app from the Apple Store or Google Play and go through its setup. When prompted during the setup, connect the Tread app to the XT3. During this setup the app will make the Bluetooth connection between your phone and the XT3. Make sure that you allow the Tread app to run all of the time in the background and not just when you're using it. Otherwise, you are going to have to start the app each time before you ride. That should do it! Your XT3 will show a Bluetooth connection to your phone and a WiFi connection, but it will not show a headset connection as the XT3 to your headset connection is managed through the Tread app. I am writing this from memory as I don't want to reset my XT3 and remove the Tread app and start completely over to ensure that I didn't miss documenting a step, so if I did please correct me!

enjoy the country side. hope it isn't raining cats and dogs

Dit is SUPER!, ongelooflijk hoe jullie met zo'n kleine groep mensen dat voor elkaar krijgen. Voor allemaal super bedankt en in dit geval Cor-Jan

Yes, it saved me from an extra 60km detour. You can also specify the maximum speed in the settings. Very handy if you want to drive more relaxed than the maximum speed.

@Robert-Elliot-0 You could try looking in the Route Collections, some of these are tours that join together. If you find a collection that you like, upload the individual routes to your library then you can edit them. https://www.myrouteapp.com/en/info/collection

The road block was visible in the map, the route info said there was a route violation due to the road block and the app kept telling me about the roadblock. The thing it did not do was not plan a route through the roadblock or provide an alternative.

@Lynchy67 It is on the list for major maintenance of the website, just like being able to export multiple routes in one go. Please be patient.

@Garry-Davis exactly, that would have been my second advice, but you are one step ahead. You can choose your beloved app, to count a route to the petrolstation

Hi ! So, the bad news is that Transfagarasan is still closed for now, but it should be opened in the next two weeks. You can check the live cam from time to time: https://www.roxy-world.ro/webcam-transfagarasan Good news is that Transalpina was opened about 5 days ago, some of my friends went there already and confirmed this. Enjoy Romania !