@Con-Hennekens yep fore shore....

@Nick-Carthew, I guess you were just speeding... A LOT... [image: 1718179483592-c66e843e-02c1-4bc0-bfc9-67ad7a02d918-image.png]

mooie duidelijk verhaal hoe jij tegen navigatie opzet kijkt. ik reed ook 2 weken met deze versie en herken deels ook wat aantal punten. ik rij echter kaal op de telefoon en zonder headset. aanwijzingen kwamen ook niet altijd door, maar melding passeren route punt wel. dat jojo van het scherm als ik stil stond ook 2 maal gehad maar ik denk dat dat aan mijn telefoon lag en gps ontvangst. op backup telefoon een a40 heb ik dat ook met fiets app komoot. ik heb zowel met route als track gereden en automatisch overslaan staat uit. op zich deden beide het goed. track voordeel je kan lekker afwijken en route je krijgt meldingen van punten en info over benzine (niet geheel betrouwbaar in zuid frankrijk).

@Ron-Z said in Default routing settings?: @Nick-Carthew said in Default routing settings?: @Ron-Z You can’t set a default, but the settings will be mirrored in the app from settings used during planning. Do you mean MRA web, or the MRA Next app? Pretty much do all the route planning on MRA web. If you set your route to avoid toll roads and unpaved roads when you plan your routes (web route planner) those settings will be used when you navigate with MRA Navigation Next.

@Ron-Z Okay, your latest contribution could be useful for others that might struggle with the same problem.

@Paul-John-Murphy, This is very common request, which I hope will not be fulfilled The reasoning for that is the lack of detail on the HERE map. If the HERE map would be detailed like OSM or the Michelin layer, the blue color would fit perfectly. So I would rather try to do something about the map, instead of the route line color. Also because the colors have a meaning (we have blue, white and yellow line colors already).

@Murat-Bas, Yes that is possible in two ways: you can adapt the route in the planner and change point 23 into the starting point. [image: 1717357983477-d6048dcd-d10b-43ac-8d4f-c85313599cbb-image.png] you can just start the route as it is, long press WP 23 to start from there. When you reach the endpoint start the route again and start from WP1 until you reach WP 23 again.

@Nick-Carthew Prima, ganz vielen Dank für die Klarstellung.

@Leike-Lodiers In feiten is die kaart al geïmplementeerd en kan je al routes maken via de OSM-kaart (rode kader) of de Opencyclemap (blauwe kader). De routes die je zo maakt kan je eenvoudig navigeren via de app door de route te openen en de blauwe lijn te volgen. Wandelen en fietsen gaat niet zo snel dat je daar per se gesproken instructies bij nodig hebt. Ik zie de fietskaart niet zo snel binnen Here (de kaartleverancier waarop de navigatie module is gebaseerd) worden opgenomen. Uiteraard ligt dat aan Here zelf. [image: 1717185813821-menubalk-met-overlay.png]

@Peter-Schiefer Please don't tell us how Dutch works, even Google knows better: [image: 1717139423945-e53f273e-fc80-4f40-afcf-ee771807d3ab-image.png] And maybe better also not how English works: But her I will stop too, I am to the IT expert to explain it better. ??? The rest: TL;DR

@Murat-Güven As @Corjan-Meijerink suggested, bar buttons to control the app are a real game changer.

@Con-Hennekens said in Questions about functional navigation settings: I think it is called "Check TRACK for routing violations"? That's what it is called in Dutch anyway Ah - interesting! In Engish it is just plain 'Check for route violations' as Thomas typed, so maybe that's incorrectly labeled. Maybe Corjan could confirm then (and correct the label, if needed).

@Tom-Cat said in Skip waypoints not working?: it kept trying to route me back to the via point It seems like you haven't reached the viapoint. This can easily happen if you didn't place that viapoint on the road. The routecalculation will keep redirecting you until you actually hit the viapoint. This is just an assumption since I haven't seen your route.

@Con-Hennekens In CarPlay, only “Lane Assistance” works, not “Detailed Lane Assistance.”

([image: 1716741607500-b87b4a90-f8d7-49c6-a2bc-5e975e70b40d-image.jpeg] ) For example - it didn’t take me 7hrs to ride 76miles - I rode to a bike garage (1hr), sat around for 5hrs, then rode home (1hr). My total riding time is 2hrs. Total trip time is 7hrs. I’d just like to have an option to see only my riding time, so when I pause the track log it pauses the timer.