@Reinier007 The map used for navigation is the Here map. When designing bike routes, it's better to immediately make use of the OSM map. You can convert the routetrack, but then you have to switch to the OSM-map and check al waypoints for there exact position on the road. Although you won't have turn-by-turn navigation when cycling, it's very easy to follow the line. All your shaping and via points will also be displayed. Apparently, the Here map is suitable for turn-by-turn navigation while cycling in some countries, but that's not the case for the Netherlands.

@Con-Hennekens foodle Thanks for your answer, What I was looking for, it works fine!

@Derek-Holyhead said in Resume a route?: Thank you, I did register for the Beta of Next but haven't worked out how to download and install it Regards, Del After I registered for the Beta there was a short delay (new users are provided access to download once every 2 weeks). For me it was about a week after I submitted my request. You should have received Emails when your application was approved, with instructions. If you have been approved (request processed) then you would also have access to the "Beta instructions" within this forum. Depending on if you have Android, or iPhone, you read those instructions and should be able to find the Beta app for download (either Google Play store, or iPhone). The description of the app will clearly state it is a Beta program - so you know you are looking at the right thing to download. If you have ever installed an app on your phone, this process is the same.

@Steve-Crowther said in How do I close a route from a friend to make a circular route?: With Basecamp I could choose WP1 as the final end to the route without having to add WP46 so the route would be from WP1 through all the WPs back to WP1 That is not possible in MRA. #1 is start and #x is finish of end...

@Steve-Lynch happy wheels thank you for your help.

@Nick-Carthew said in Using MRA with gloves: Open a new Support ticket and say that you have a lifetime navigation subscription and you would like to have early access to the Beta app. You then have to complete a short form to join the testers. Thank you! I will contact the support.

@Steve-Crowther That is right, when it is on your PC you can.

@david-forbes drive mad Yes, that request is ridiculous, can you take a screenshot to help with your exact problem

@Doug-Robinson Perfect! Thanks for replying, Doug.

@Christopher-Gough I am not 100% sure because I never touched my zumo again after discovering MRA. But I think any zumo messes up track navigation if you do not disable recalculation. The workaround is to disable recalculation in the settings, and drive back to the route on sight. I can help if you activate the track visible on screen before you start navigating it.

In addition you can give the via point a name with the upper left icon in the screendump above.

@René-van-Mil, yes, you need to start the navigation foirst, and then you have the three dots menu button. Press it and choos Waypoints (or whatever it says in English). There you can browse through the waypoints and see the info you want.

@Fred-Gilbert, From within Navigation Next that will be released in 2 weeks you can directly browse through your friends routes and start navigation. Of course your friend will still need to make them available for friends or public.

@Neil-Bartlett You're welcome, happy to have helped. Everything is simple when you know

@Dikke-Wim dank!