@Rob-Verhoeff Thnx duidelijk we wachten geduldig af.

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Thanks for that, Marinus. I had downloaded the files to the phone, but they were in the phone's memory, not on a memory card. Interesting, though -- it seems like the issue could somehow be speed of the connection between the two devices. I will have to ride around a little more to see if the problem is a regular issue. I was using MRA entirely in offline mode. The area (in Mexico) where I was riding has very little connectivity. I wonder if that might be a factor too. Thanks again, Vinnie

Thanks, fixed in the upcoming update!

@Bouke-Ent hi Bouke. Dat is idd hoe ik het nu opgelost heb. De villa is vervangen door de Warung (eet tent) op de kruising naar de onbekende weg. Bedankt voor het meedenken allemaal!

I would indeed recommend downloading latest version (4.2.0) and ensure the offline maps are up to date

@Corjan-Meijerink I have been through this sort of thing before. An upgrade to an app is released and it does not work for everyone. I understand it is close to impossible to diagnose technical problems from halfway around the world on someone else phone. So far nobody has offered any suggestions of specific settings or possible causes to look into. I cant be the only person that is having issues. Being mid-season, when i have rides planned, i will switch over to another app that i use as a back up. I will revisit MRA another time when riding season is over. Hopefully by then what ever issue i am having might be fixed in a future release. It is just a shame this happened now. I am sure engineering this app to work perfectly for everyone is a challenge.

@Peter-Schiefer, well then I have to correct myself too. I did not know this about old iPhones, but then again, I am no iphone guy Good that they corrected that, because it really makes no sense to shutdown GPS, since it does not send anything. Imagine a speedcam ticket for flying by in a plane

@Nick-4f, The current streetname as well as the upcoming streetname are displayed in the app: [image: 1721635309518-9cb6870b-2a57-4049-81d1-ce26e8a9299a-image.png] I agree that the street names on the actual map are not readable while underway, but to be honest, I have the upcoming street name disabled in the app-settings, because I really don't care about street names. You usually can't read any street names in the real world too, so in my opinion it adds nothing to have them readable in the app. Not for scenic routes anyway.

@Erdna said in Travelling next month with MRA Navigation Next - do I need to plan/plot all my routes in advance?: By the way, did somebody mention P0rn?^^ NO!

Het "op tijd lopen" van de navigatie is nooit een sterk punt geweest van MRA. De laatste tijd ging het best goed. Maar bij mijn laatste trip viel mij ook op dat MRA op een bepaald moment weer verder achter liep. Dat werd ook niet meer zelfstandig gecorrigeerd.

@Erdna happy to help. Have fun

@Brian-McG Indeed the route stills open on the website without any issue. I found that there was an extra routepoint added by mistake and made the route 1000km longer. However after correcting still no joy in the app = error possibly too long. No harm done, i can live with that. Thanks

@ATLast said in Android auto :Waze in night mode after using MRA.: Otherwise, why would this behaviour not occur with Maps? Or other apps? I have seen this behavior also in GMaps. It suddenly switches to nightmode in clear view of daylight. And when I am not using MRA at all. And certainly not in nightmode and I don't use dark themes on my phone ever.

On my last daytrip (i thought with 4.2.0) both WP and directions were not spoken if a WP is close to a junction. This whole thing need some work. Notes and names of WP are also not always spoken even when the distances between the last en next WP/junction is big enough.

@Corjan-Meijerink Dank je! Nog even geduld dus;)

I will update this in the next release Thanks for sharing! If you have more, feel free to add them.

@Arnold-j I tried it on my iPhone 15 Pro Max / iOS 17.5.1 with no issues

Hi All Went out for a long ride yesterday, the inductions did appear but it took quite a while approx 10 miles, then worked faultlessly for the rest of the trip, even coming straight back on after being switched of for coffee break.