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@Martin-Garand said in POI: @Nick-Carthew I understand that. But, maybe with explanation of what I'm trying to do it will be more clear. I'm planning a 3 weeks trip and I made a POI list of all the place I want to go. If the POI are created in the route I'm planning (Manage section), I can always see them. But if I export the POI and reuse them within the Library, I can't see them unless I'm zoomed in really close. So I can't share my POI Library unless I always reuse the first route in which I Managed all the POI. Is there another way to do it ? I understand exactly the issue you are having. Library POIs are only visible from a zoom level of 5 miles (10 km) or closer. If you are zoomed out to get a macro view of your route, you can't see the Library POIs. You need to do what I do. Create a POI folder and in that POI folder create empty routes that only contain "Managed" POIs, which you manually add to the empty route. Now, when you want to create a new route, just "copy" your POI route file and work from that. Now you will be able to see your managed POIs at any zoom level. Any POIs that seem to be cluttering up your route, can be quickly deleted. Going forward, always start your route creation by copy one of your empty route POI files.

@Brian-McG I have turned off the option (Check for route Violations) I have yet to try if it works. I still think there should be different options for (exemptions) in Low Emissions Zones and Toll Roads. If I don't get Low Emissions Zone warnings then I won't get Toll warnings either... Cheers

We’d need a very long cable for that @Hubert-Thoring No worries, will be in beta shortly. @Siepermann-Ronald thanks for helping out!

Apologies for the tardy response. Thanks to all of you for your input. This thread has given me exactly what I needed. Steve

@Corjan-Meijerink thank you very much for clear and detailed information, which was really professional. Such things can happen in IT, but the major point is, how to deal with

Please note that the RT3 plus is thicker and heavier due to its larger battery. Since motorcycles usually have power, I don't see any advantage.

I use MRA already a few years and more then 10.000 km during my camper trips and it's a great tool. It helps against (too) low bridges and road where you're not allowed to drive but be careful. Even if it's allowed to drive on certain roads as a camper, you not always want to use those roads because they are to small, to steep etc. So always check before you enter a road that you not really trust. By the way, this is not a fault of MRA.

ciao a tutti,sono un nuovo iscritto con il programma LIFETIME,sono appena tornato da un bellissimo viaggio in Portogallo,prima di partire ho pianificato i percorsi con MRA,inserendo la voce Evita Autostrada e Evita Pedaggi,purtroppo seguendo il percorso mi ha sempre condotto in autostrada dove esistevano,vorrei gentilmente sapere se è successo a qualcuno oppure se ho sbagliato io nella pianificazione...grazie spero di essermi spiegato bene.........

Hoi @Agostino-Vincenzo, ik denk dat de meesten het erover eens zullen zijn dat de Hauts de France geen gebied is waar je "prachtige panoramische" routes vindt. De enige die ik kan bedenken die er in de buurt komt, is de westkust volgen vanaf Calais tot voorbij Boulonge. Calais is duidelijk het startpunt voor veel Britse motorrijders die naar Europa gaan voor wat plezier. Het grootste deel van dit deel van Noord-Frankrijk is vrijwel vlak en karakterloos, met dorpjes om de paar 3-4 kilometer, dus de routes zijn erg stop-and-start. Begrijp me niet verkeerd, er zijn plaatsen om te bezoeken zoals het Blockhaus d'Éperlecques, maar goede wegen en routes zijn beperkt (vandaar de leemte in de MRA-bibliotheek). Het is niet het beste gebied om te fietsen en ik denk dat dat de reden is waarom de meeste Britse motorrijders het normaal gesproken gewoon omzeilen door 160 kilometer zuidwaarts over de snelweg te rijden voordat ze echt aan hun vakantie beginnen. Hi @Agostino-Vincenzo I think most would agree the Hauts de France is not an area where you are going to find "beautiful panoramic" routes Only one I can think of which would come close would be following the western coast from Calais down past Boulonge Calais is obviously the start point for a lot of UK bikers heading to europe for some fun Most of this part of northern france is all pretty much flat & featureless with villages every few 3-4 kilometers so routes are very stop/start Don't get me wrong there are places to visit like the Blockhaus d'Éperlecquesbut but great roads & routes are limited (hence the gap in the MRA library) It is not the greatest area for biking & I think thats why most UK bikers normally just bypass it by head south 100 miles on the motorway before starting the holiday for real

@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.

Because I was able to improve my off-road skills, and because I am now comfortable with a brand new KTM 890 Adventure - I took part in an unexpected trip in Italy: Motorbike off-road trip through the 5 regions - Emilia Romagna, Marche, Tuscany, Lazio and Abruzzo. Please read my blog to find out what happens on that trip and how much fun, pain and crashes we had on this journey. With story, photos, videos and tracklogs: https://www.myrouteapp.com/blog/open/1733 Because the blog page can't be reached any longer directly, I'm trying to attract readers by publishing a link here. Enjoy - and please provide feedback if you feel like.

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