My current solution to avoiding friends having to register it to share my global map. From there, users can find routes and download them. Example given here: https://taarhaug.blogspot.com/2025/08/testing-embed-from-myrouteapp.html Thor

@wim-beauprez, Om de QR code die @Rob-Verhoeff suggereert te kunnen gebruiken heb je enkel een gratis MRA account nodig. Met een gratis account krijg je toegang tot het zelf downloaden van de bijbehorende GPX file vanaf de MRA website. Als je zelf een GPX download en op een club-website of zo zet, dan kun je de URL naar dat bestand makkelijk zelf in een QR code "gieten" . Check daarvoor bijvoorbeeld deze online tool: https://nl.qr-code-generator.com/

Android Auto definitely has limited impact on our resources Yes, we sometimes fix stuff but that is no different than maintenance on the core app / CarPlay. After a very consistent update interval it has indeed slowed down slightly. That's because we are preparing a major overhaul of the app and summer is a poor time to release updates as people then use the app most

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@RetiredWingMan said in MRA User map: @Jörgen none of my routes show my home location. Good to know.

@ptrdvrs indeed, there are 2 missing features: if you select a POI out of MRA internal POI-List - and insert it to your route in first step, just only as POI at this point, you have 2 options: insert as POI and /or insert as route point or if you create your own POI in the route at this point, you have only 1 option: insert as POI there is later one no way, to tap it again in the map, to make it additionally as route point @Corjan-Meijerink ...may could you please improve this inadequacy?

@Guzt said in Keeping routes from my route app identical with my GARMIN ZUMO XT2: You probably use the Tread app to synchronise your routes. If you do, they will always be different as the Tread app recalculates your route. Save your route gpx 1.1 directly on the SD in the XT2 and import it using the app. Hi Guzt, Thanx mate, but I don't use tread at all. I just export it from myrouteapp as gpx 1.1 to my Garmin XT2, I installed an app that MacBook sees my Garmin as an android device, so in Garmin xt2 file gpx I drop them there and they are automatically stored.

The only way I can get my Nav6 to follow the planned route is to only use via points, if I use way points it always tries to deviate from the set route.

Yes it helps. Last year I drove 5.000km mainly in France and it guided me well. It helped me, not riding my roof off, under a lower bridge

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Ja. Mapsource kan als .GPx bestand wegschrijven. Dat is dus geen probleem. [image: 1752688990436-screenshot-001.jpg] Daarna gewoon importeren in MRA en eventueel bewerken. En zo ziet het er na importeren uit: [image: 1752689189178-screenshot-002.jpg]

@Corjan-Meijerink said in SilverFox Controller C 1: I indeed still need to update the manuals That would be great

I will make some adjustments and try again. Seems like waypoint adjustments are key! Thank you for the feedback.

@David-Kelly, Like other already said, it is easier solved by just starting your navigation from the routes menu. It is a bit strange to start routes from a GPX when you already have them in your app.

No, splitting the routes is indeed the recommended way

@LMG Search in the Support section of MRA for Display and merge routes.

Hey! Welcome to MyRoute-app (MRA), great to hear you’re already planning routes and syncing them with your TomTom Rider 550. What you’re describing — similar mileage but a much longer duration on the TomTom compared to MRA — is actually pretty common and can be due to a few reasons: TomTom’s Routing Preferences: TomTom devices often recalculate routes using their own algorithms and settings, which include speed limits, road types, and traffic conditions. Even if the distance is similar, if TomTom “thinks” some roads will take longer (due to lower speed limits, traffic, or road classes), the estimated duration can increase significantly. Speed Profile Differences: MRA might use an average speed or estimated speed profile that differs from TomTom’s. For example, MRA may estimate your trip speed based on typical motorcycle speeds, while TomTom uses its own speed limits and historical traffic data, which can add time. Traffic and Road Conditions: The TomTom Rider 550 has live traffic information and road hazard alerts. If the device detects slow traffic flows, accidents, roadworks, or other delays along your route, it can estimate a longer travel time. This can explain why the estimated time on the TomTom sometimes increases significantly. How long are your routes? The longer they are, the bigger the difference can be.

Als verkeersincidenten en verkeersinformatie aanstaat kan het zijn dat je route omgeleid wordt om deze te vermijden. Mocht deze aanstaan, uitzetten (zowel in de Drive app als in de 1095) en kijk wat er met je MRA route gpx 1.1 gebeurt. Zet eens herberekenen uit zoals Marinus al schreef (indien mogelijk want op de meeste outdoor toestellen van Garmin kan dit niet en dan wordt er herberekend rekening houdende met de voertuiginstellingen; dimensies) en kijk wat er dan gebeurt. Indien niet mogelijk ga je je route eerst in MRA web routeplanner moeten optimaliseren om zo min mogelijk afwijkingen te krijgen. Kan je hier een link plaatsen van je route zodat ik deze eens kan bekijken hoe deze er uit ziet en suggesties doen.

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