I live in London and rode to Italy a couple of times this year. On each occasion I ended the route at Folkstone and started again in Calais, same on the way back.

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master Wow, you are a life saver! It is true that you get to learn every day something new. Thank you!

@sudolea Yes, I did said MRA - MyRoute-app. @Nick-Carthew You are correct. I meant while navigating, and not with Navigation, but with the MyRoute-app, I use that app because it will keep the point to point navigation like planned and will not try to re-route between the points. @Corjan-Meijerink I can't wait to test the Navigation Next - maybe there is a feature to lock the constant routing between the points and act like MyRoute-app. About that Gold feature, it is nice, but I meant while navigating, I am waiting for another "Life membership" promotion discount to take advantage and become a Gold member. Also a difference from the Navigation Next, would be that the distance is shown for the next waypoint marked as a "Show distance", while the Navigation next is showing the distance to the next waypoint. When you have 10 waypoints between the current position and the gas station (marked as a "Show distance" waypoint) you see how that becomes relevant.

@Giuseppe-Marino-0 Good to here it works now

It is still a great idea. For now I use MRA and Waze on split screen, just to see the speed limits (and the police warnings). However, not all phones can do split screen...

@Con-Hennekens He's not talking about the start of the route, it's about using a section of motorway in the middle of a scenic route. However, you don't have to do anything special for that, just put in waypoints for the scenic parts of the route and the distance in between will be calculated using the fastest option automatically anyway, no need to place waypoints on the motorway for that. See this example: [image: 1669902074959-screenshot-2022-12-01-at-14.40.24.png]

@David-Colla-0 If you use MRA Navigation (Next) yes

@Tony-Evans-0 Try completely uninstalling the app and then reinstalling. This normally helps with the problems that you mentioned.

@David-Brenowitz Hello David, If you use the Here map you can tell by the color of the road which is marked as unpaved, and by looking at streetview you can also see the situation. [image: 1668837974364-a69f5fd1-b341-4eb5-85ff-20e1627f3190-image.png] [image: 1668838049567-ebb7313b-9eb2-4a97-a1fa-15846324691e-image.png]

@Nick-Carthew As I know, I can only manage fonts - and I have it set bigger then standard setting. It should be correctly scaled by MRA in this case, try horizontal view - it is completely useless... Edit - you are right, I have changed zoom setting to standard one and it works, anyway would be good to manage it somehow in both modes, I prefer bigger icons etc.

Moved topic to General discussion. A complete revamp of the POI library is definitely planned for the future.

@Hubert-Thoring Thanks @Hubert-Thoring

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master Aah... I was to hasty. I didn't zoom in enough ! Thanks a lot

@Drabslab I agree that MRA Next is an option I would be interested in. However thats a long way off so the XT will be my device of choice at the moment. When the Next beta's are available I will test them but the XT will stay on the bike as well. [image: 1667612792815-262296d1-89de-4eb5-9c0a-1418ef79ce4c.jpeg]

@Drabslab said in Showing multiple routes simultaneously: @Steve-Jarrell It seems that the complete picture of what is being suggested here is the ability to have "layers" in a single routefile whereby each layer presents another route, and the start/endpoints of those routes are shared so that dragging a shared point changes two or more routes that share that particular waypoint. I compare this to the layers in CAD software, or in image software such as adobe photoshop, or infinity. each layer could have its own colors, toolbox setting (avoid highways...) etc.... and each layer could have its own name like the tab pages in excel. Giving focus to the base layer would give route statistics covering all layers, focusing on another layer would give the stats for that particular layer. an option to import an existing route in a layer, and to explode the layers of one routefile in individual routes could be nice? Thanks! Much of that functionality is in the existing system in the "Routes" option on the left side of the screen as @Timo-Martosatiman-MRA pointed out in his post above. While the functionality can be improved on, it is really good it will be very helpful to me now that I know it exists!