@dr-sneeze Do not use special characters

@Anton-f Top, geef jezelf wat tijd en het wordt een plezier om een route maken met de Tips & Tricks en vooral om ze dan te rijden

@Arjan-de-Vries Wanneer je dit in een route laat zetten moet je idd even over alle routepunten lopen (je krijgt daar normaal gezien zelfs een verwittiging van). Het hangt dan nog af van welke kaart je gebruikt. Als je route goed staat moet je maar eens vgl met TomTom (in Toolkit) dan zie je ook verschillen. Vandaar dat eer dikwijls geadviseerd wordt om met de track te rijden ipv me de route.

Harm, Garmin doet dit idd zelf. Maar wees gerust, de duurtijd die MRA aangeeft is de tijd die je ongeveer zal rijden. Ik had laatst een route gemaakt met een duurtijd bijna 4u en Garmin zei 2,5u. Het was dus wel degelijk rond de 4u.

@Baard-Hermansen Use the winding road feature as an outline and adjust it for your personal preference.

@Baard-Hermansen A new version of winding roads is being planned and should be with us soon.

I guess you've already found the answer, but anyway: The expand is there to add x number of waypoints to a route. This helps the navigator that you have to use exactly the route you planned on the computer.

@Nick-Carthew yep. Map layers were temporarily unavailable due to the teams' method of removing Google services and building the remainder back up efficiently.

I can confirm this too: my Garminn Zumo 210 and 956 are recording all this dates.

@Reinier007 Hallo Reinier, not yet, but maybe in the future

@Reinhard-32 thanks for your reply. Yes I’m aware of that and I do have it, I was just wondering if I was out on my bike is the Roundtour feature available on my phone in the Nav app.

Hi Drab, I'll add this one to the list once we've published the new RoadMap ('s coming soon! We've waited with publishing because there are some very exciting announcements in the near future)

Hi Peter, Thanks for this idea. While we're not in the process of creating a feature "select A B or C road" since that's far too specific, we are indeed creating an improved route generator with our own novel insights into this matter. We're standing on the shoulders of giants here and have a good grasp of what it is that you'd most likely want to avoid, however, region-specific information is always useful. This afternoon I have a creative meeting with the developer in charge of this project and i'll be sure to mention how this is handled in the UK. It's for certain that we don't want you to drive an awful route through blocks of appartment buildings because that route would technically be "very curvy "

These are my files : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gs1SvbdMEFQdylH55hDGwm3ddENLe16m https://drive.google.com/open?id=15kjisMNw1KwukBaLsAaMlv0my694TOZj You can modify on the xlsx file the coordinates on Lat1 and Long1 (from your choice). To find your coordinates you can use google maps or other sites like this one : https://www.coordonnees-gps.fr/ Then you choose your radius and the precision needed (on my files i've choosen a precision of 5 degres delta angle and a radius of 100km). If precision is different from 5 degres you just have to adjust the size of the array. Then you copy the last column of the array and you paste it (only the values not the formulas) to a csv separated ";" file. Then you import this CSV file as POI and you'll find it on MRA which is great ! Hope this helps, Regards

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