@Lluis-Arasanz, the unifying map in the MRA ecosystem is exactly the HERE map. You can ask the planner of those routes if the routes are equalized using the tools available for Gold members. If so, you can be pretty sure the route loaded upon the HERE map will be consistent. The new NEXT app is able to navigate a track too. So you can also ask them for a track.

@VulcanWolf I think you are using the track instead of the route

@Olafh said in combine 2 routes whereas the second is via the highway and the second not: Hello, i want to combine 2 routes whereas the original one is with the modues of avoiding high ways and the second part is taking the highway. How can I do that? MRA Routeplanner has some limited segmenting functionality... See here... Route Segments Believe you got to have a Silver or above subscription.

@Jörgen Hi @Jörgen Not at the moment, this may be included in an update of the website

@Randy-Stern Hi @Randy-Stern No text?

@Nick-Carthew Thanks for the information Nick, much appreciated.

@Herko-ter-Horst said in Unsure: I think those offline maps will also be available to the 'free' part of the app (i.e. not just the paid Navigation part). I think not... The Navigation Next maps are Here maps, the maps that the free Mobile app can do something with are OSM maps. That's not really interchangeable. If you enter the planning mode of the mobile app, you are actually using an embedded browser-window to the MRA website. THERE the Here map wil be usable to plan routes, even if you only have a paid subscription to Navigation. But the the other paid extras (TomTom, toolbox features etc) will not be available. All this IMHO.

@stuart-marritt There is a possibility to switch on a confirmation for adding new point - there is a question displayed then and you can choose NO. That was the best solution for me.

@Manfred-Schiess Routes are not calculated on the basis of applicable speeds, but by a speed category (e.g. 30 zone = category 11-30 km/h - 50 zone = 31-50 km/h). But it is also possible that you have situations where your 100 km/h is allowed but practically cannot be achieved. It is therefore also possible that you can encounter 61-80 km/h in a 100 zone, which in turn affects the route calculations.

@Nick-Carthew Thank you, Nick. I meant to put it there, started typing and then forgot. I have picked up the Route Expert colour tip in the briefing paper. Richard

@TerryHumbert

@Marco-Bakker The map on your profile page will only show the routes that you have chosen to publish.

Ja, daar staat hij inderdaad. Nou, heb ik zeker niet goed gekeken laatste dagen. Dank je en excuses voor de verwarring. Probleem opgelost.

@Jack-van-Tilburg Actually it didn't crossed my mind. I was just adding a note. Your method is awesome! Thank you!

@Tim-Thompson I`ve used folders to group a multi day tour in

@Ray-Woodhams Yes, that is true, you can use the here map to create your routes, but compare them with the TomTom option in the Toolbox. It is easier to create them in the TomTom map

Zo te zien mooie controllers: carpe-iter.com/carpe-iter-control Zou inderdaad mooi zijn wanneer je daarmee MyRoute -app Navigation zou kunnen bedienen.

@Herko-ter-Horst hi, I have found the reason and yes it is the zoom levels, just one, click <cmd and +> too many, I had been messing with the zoom levels having read posts on here and forgot to reset it. every day a learning day.

@Giuseppe-Marino - Steve Jarrett, a member of the MyRoute community posted some very helpful information on this subject late last year, I am sure he wouldn't mind me referring you to his post, as that could answer the issue you have regarding what export format to use. Hope it helps -Tony https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/2734/gpx-1-1-vs-1-2-simple-explanation