@Dave-J-0 That’s correct. The same here at my IPads

Thanks @Nick-Carthew just wondered if you had been told anything. Just trying to understand what is going on.

Hallo Leute, weiß nicht was, wie, warum es passiert ist, habe heute 2 Touren gefertigt und war baff erstaunt es hat wieder funktioniert. Tour wurde direkt auf Navi aufgespielt.

@Mike-Meyer You can delete / move / save multiple routes at the same time via the checkbox (max 10 at a time) [image: 1629382507631-591e5b2a-9da4-44cc-a87e-6694d0a493cc-image.png] Merging routes is (now) still 1 by 1, is indeed a bit cumbersome, but I think this will be included in the Roadmap.

Same on my iPhone 6S+, so not just smaller phones. I agree with @John-Sinclair, an icon to call up the feature when required would be a far better solution all round.

I do this manually sometimes, by creating a new route and add the individual day-trips to the map. It does make sense to have an option to select multiple routes in the route overview and click "show selected routes on map" where they all get a more or less contrasting route color (or something).

Thank you!

@Steve-Pearce-0 Try importing them as a tracklog.

Dankjewel!

@Timo-Martosatiman-MRA said in Windows 95 design: And while I will concede that the visual design could be better, I strongly believe that we have great functionality. Couldn’t agree more regarding the Functionality. And to quote Thomas Bertram Lance from May 1977 whilst working for Jimmy Carter. “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”

@sudolea The 2 separate app are called MRA Route Planner and MRA Navigation.

@Russ-1 The basic route planner account is free so your gf doesn’t need to purchase.

@Dirk-straver herberekenen staat niet op de camper 660....

@Rob-Verhoeff Rood = Post / pakjes inleverpunt Groen = Kerk / kerkhof Even goed inzoomen (Michelin kaart)

The best way is to export the track to your NAV and convert the track to a route at tour device. You can get information about this at: FAQ - Straight lines in Garmin and BMW Navigator (click)

The same for me. planning on the PC is much easier. Maybe because I'm an old gray haired fart. Take my MS Surface with me on vacation. 1cm thick

navigation app

Hoi Jack! Dat werkt! Super bedankt! gr. Han

@Canisius Well, gold is indeed not mandatory but it makes life much easier for reasons stated below... In order to make sure your planned route in the online MRA Routeplanner (or app for that matter) is 'usable' in MRA Navigation, you shall review your route in the in-built route-editor in the MRA Navigation app to verify the placement of waypoints (and ofcourse the correct route calculation itself). Without a gold account you cannot plan routes (in the online MRA Routeplanner) in the Here map which is used in MRA Navigation. You shall tweak and/or fine tune the route in the in-built route-editor to make the route final as it calculates the route in the Here map, which you were not able to do before due to your basic account. This process is a real pain and very much user unfriendly, but it is do-able. For now this is the only way to make sure your OSM planned route is correct for use in MRA Navigation... I believe that editing the route in the in-built route editor also changes via points back to shaping points (BUG) and I also believe that skipped/offroad waypoints are set back to normal waypoints as well by the in-built editor (BUG).

Not a feature I feel a need for, to be honest. I use various items, at various times, running concurrently with Navigation and my phone never runs low. In fact, it’s normally fully charged at the end of anything but shorter rides. I’d much rather see all available resources being directed to making getting the basics right what we have already more reliable. @Spili Could you have a phone battery issue, perhaps?