@Michael-McDonald Sure, you can use MRA by every kind of a browser at every device, independend of Operating System. May do it as I like to do if I prepare trips as guide for several groups: at home, I do route planning (very detailed) at a PC with big Monitor. Group members are often asking:"...how long is the distance to next Gas Station, Restaurant, Toilet?" As good group leader, I will be prepared Then I transfer the routes onto my Garmin396. I prefer on my Bike a real Navi, because of water proof, better use with gloves etc. But I'm going to practice navigation by Smartphone with MRA Navigation App during hiking... Later on Tour, if we decide to change some routes, I do it on my Tablet. This needs less space in luggage than a Laptop and route planning is much easier by Tablet and MRA, than by Garmin396. Then I transfer the new route via Garmin-App "Smartphone Link" wireless onto Garmin396. Additional benefit: traffic information will be transferred also wireless ongoing from Smartphone onto Garmin396 - and the Navi will recalculate automatcally the active route in case of detour or blocked road. Also nice fearure: WhatsApp messages will also be displayed on screen of Navi device. But to use this connection with Navi and Smartphone during driving, you will need to have power cable from Bike to Smartphone. Life can be so easy

Thanks Guzzist. I have seen the feature where it's possible to add multiple routes together, but that's not really what I want to do.

@Christian-Woelders said in Landscape mode in Navigation app?: Hi, Maybe I’m missing something here, but I can’t seem to find a landscapemode in MRA Navigation. Does anyone know of this is available and if not, when or if it will be added? Hi Christian. Make sure that the automatic display orientation is not locked. This must be checked at two places: in the android settings and in the settings of the MRA navigation app.

@Guzzist said in Passo del Manghen: ...panbar oder nicht, in MRA. Passo Manghen ist anscheinend seit Oktober bis 15.11. (wegen Bauarbeiten) gesperrt. Geht dann vermutl. in Wintersperre über... Danke für die Info. Es galt ja herauszufinden wo das Problem liegt. Nach meinen Untersuchungen jedenfalls nicht bei MRA sondern im Garmin / HERE Kartenmaterial. Du wolltest ja wissen woran es liegt.

3 Manieren. Via een USB kabel. In MRA de Route in GPX formaat opslaan op je Harde schijf en dan via USB kopieren naar je Rider. De rider opstarten. Er wordt vervolgens gevraagd om routes te importeren Via een MicroSD kaart. In MRA de route in GPX formaat opslaan op je MicroSD kaart. De kaart in je Rider stoppen en dan de Rider opstarten. Er wordt vervolgens gevraagd om routes te importeren. Eigenlijk de mooiste methode. Zorg voor een TomTom MyDrive account. Deze kan je aanmaken op Mydrive.tomtom.com. Ga bij je actieve route in MRA naar "Opslaan als". Kies onderaan voor TomTom Mydrive. Vul je account gegevens van TomTom Mydrive in en druk op verzenden. In de Rider moet je ook aangemeld zijn met dezelfde MyDrive gegevens. Zodra je Rider een internet verbinding heeft. Wordt de route automatisch naar je Rider gehaald. Het mooie van deze methode is dat je overal waar je internet verbinding hebt, een route in je Rider kan krijgen via je Smartphone (met de MRA app)

@sudolea Please See my replay before. BaseCamp is not always present. Changes then mußt be done in Garmin device, which is an ugly way.

Hi @Dave-Hall. As far as I know, the information is correct and I also believe the list is likely to grow ️

@Con-Hennekens Problem is solved

@Terry-Green We know

@Nick-Carthew-RouteXpert nice

@sudolea Not a problem - enjoy the dry weather

@Don-e I think I found my answer. I was able to export a gpx file & import to TomTom MyDrive (the direct export from MRA did not work for me). Unfortunately, the IOS version of TomTom Go does not import routes from TomTom MyDrive. I read where it works on Android. I guess if want a user friendly GPS to display these complex routes built by MRA, I'll just need to buy a Garmin & upload the gpx files. Such a pity.

@HANS is this something you would know about?

That is great news @Timo-Martosatiman-MRA Well done Team MRA

Hi Harley, This is already possible. You can upload a POI collection in OV2, GPX, CSV format through the routelab. As far as I know you can export any route with named waypoints such as "good motorhotel x" "nice rest stop y" as such a format and then re-import it as an POI file. Kind regards, Timo

@Bill-Shenenberger Tracking your route can be fun, especially if you made an error you can see your track going round and round in circles trying to find the correct route If you take a photo on the same phone that you are tracking with, the photo (known as a 'moment') will be geo tagged and appear on the part of the route where it was taken, it can be very accurate too.Give tracking a go Bill.

Hi there Davide, if you view your route you can see the total trip duration directly below the search bar. [image: 1570088644468-a7e2124b-29d6-4689-8d71-b7bf1e40daa0-image.png] If you're planning a multiday trip I'd advise just building the route as one route and then using the "split route" option to cut it into different parts. Tip! A great example of amazing multiday trips that you can both use as basis for your own routes can be found at myrouteapp.com/library. These routes already include information, stops and everything you might need.