@chris-hoskins Some of us love those Goat Tracks

@sudolea said in Motor rental from Barcelona to Malaga (May 2022): @bauke-keulen Over all Europe (I didn't only extract Spain) there were 116 motorcycle rental shops found to be known in OpenStreetMap. So I guess indeed Google would yield better results. Thanks for your reply I'm ony just starting to find my way...

@herko-ter-horst said in Navigation Folder list ?: It's definitely 'fixed', the previous behaviour was quite annoying and counter-intuitive: just having a look at a route (even accidentally) shouldn't change anything. Well, I have a habit of looking at routes I intend to ride, so for me it was quite convenient. @herko-ter-horst said in Navigation Folder list ?: @con-hennekens ...Of course this is all a work-around for the single list of all routes that we have to deal with. It certainly is!

@robert-bürgisser Yes, you can assume that both files, gpx 1.1 and gpx 1.2, work correctly in the new Zumo. Make sure you transfer the files with the connector or save them as from MRA to your Zumo.

@jim-scarratt-0 said in Tom Tom Rider 42: @hans-van-de-ven-mra-master any idea how i create a map in Tom Tom please? Maybe I'm missing the point, but I have been given routes for 6 days on itn and I've put them on MRA. So do I have to use a Tom Tom programme? Jim, you're using terminology in a way that most here will find confusing. Map = the equivalent of a paper map, i.e. all the roads available in a certain area. This normally comes with your navigation device (any updates should be available through your navigation device's manufacturer). Route = the route you actually want to drive. This is what you can create using MRA Routeplanner. But you've been given routes by others, so you don't actually need MRA. Your device uses TomTom MyDrive to get routes onto your device. Here's TomTom's manual to get routes onto MyDrive and synchronise them with your device.

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@anthony-black-0 Also if you download the “.pdf” from the “save as” menu, it will give you distance between and time between all waypoints as well as the running totals for distance and time for each waypoint

@jack-van-tilburg bedankt voor het delen. Fijn dat het is opgelost.

@sudolea I believe that left is right and right is wrong

Hi @ray-page. Place a route point on either side of the bridge, let’s call them 2 and 3. Click on more options on RP3 and select the skip function (icon of a 4x4). This effectively switches off routing between these two points. [image: 1651050208446-457ba0c3-04cb-43fd-b1c9-5a7880ef7846.jpeg]

@jack-van-tilburg Volgens mij gaat het erom om via de connector meerdere routes tegelijk te exporteren. Backup mogelijkheid van de bibliotheek is mij niet bekend, ik zal het eens navragen

@john-gower-0 Take a look in the roadmap

@stephen-morrell 29 waypoints is indeed the maximum number that a Zumo can handle per route. But you don't need 29 waypoints in your route. Make sure you place a formation point every 4 to 5 KM and set a waypoint in certain places. Export your route to your ZUMO XT, make the track visible and you can just use the route. Or convert the track to a trip

@john-forrester Click the three dots on the right of the route in your library and then click start time. [image: 1650533009706-25483970-af45-47e5-a72c-c6ecc379271d-image.png]

@alain-a Hallo Alain, Maak van het routepunt een viapunt (handje) dan wordt deze zichtbaar in je XT en wordt ook afgeroepen. Zie ook: Klik

@p-meijers Klopt.

@austin The only way to create a route in Waze, is to enter route points in Waze itself. So there's really not much that MRA can do. There's nothing to be "compatible" with for MRA. You'll need to use a different app or device when you want to use routes from MRA. If you're looking for a free alternative, try OSMand.

@jos-arends change your @tag to @Scott-Blevins-0

Perfect, it works after reinstalling it ! Thanks

@eric-sijmons Heb je de OnRoute motorkaart op een micro sd kaartje staan?