@Peter-Schiefer, they ARE looking into competitors, but that does not mean they will be making a clone of them. I will not go any further in this senseless discussion with you. I suggest you move on to Scenic.

@Tom-Grzelinski said in 2024 Alpine trip - MRA problems, observations and suggestions…: I cannot see anywhere in the App to switch on/off seasonal closures. Is that an App setting, or just a HERE map setting on the route planner? The seasonal closures is a "planner only" setting. You will find it in the app too, but only in the planner (route options). If you feel you are wrongly lead around a road because of false seasonal closures, you can only switch off "traffic aware route calculation". That should do the trick. Please tell me where I can change miles to km in the App interface. The setting for units is in Menu - Profile icon - Distance notation (or similar wording, just under privacy settings). If you are not on the latest public, you might need to update

@Makro said in Route calculated via blocked road: But I could say the same about offline maps in general I don't completely agree with you. Data such as road closures is temporary or short-lived. Roads — especially the roads that we (motorcyclists) enjoy riding on — don't change that often. I'm not talking about new residential areas popping up like mushrooms. But we don't want to be seen there anyway

@Nick-Carthew Once again thank you I've also watched a few videos and I'm getting the hang of it all i.e route v,s track etc

I have found a solution for this if anyone else is having the same issue. I downloaded my route to my iphone (GPX 1.1)and then opened it with MRA on the phone and the skipped waypoints remained in place. It seems if you use the sync option it does not recognise skipped waypoints.[image: 1727076039534-whatsapp-image-2024-09-23-at-08.20.04_83243d72.jpg]

Hi, as I wrote it is tested with a iPhone and compared with the other Navi App in the Apple Universe. In this framework the power consumption is very high. In the Android Universe it's might be different but that not the point for this post. It doesn't make sense to optimize a iPhone for a single App. It should work out of the box on a similar level. As a toureguide I don't have time to fiddle arround with the navi. It must function reliably.

@Corjan-Meijerink Vandaag opnieuw een wat grotere rit met de motor gemaakt. En inderdaad, nu "Hoogteverschil" op "uit" staat heb ik geen last van de genoemde problemen meer.

@Con-Hennekens Yes klopt, als ik de straat niet in reed wou de app mij terug sturen en na 100 meter kreeg ik een melding in het genre terugkeren naar “waypoint x” met een knop hervatten. Na enkele seconden negeren kon ik verder rijden.

A quick addendum. I did a 60 mile route this morning, phone plugged in via cable but "offline navigation" NOT used. The phone used 10% of available battery. Looks like the cable solves MY issues

Thanks for reporting. This is probably fixed now

@Aggelos-Minoudis May you have press the center info field on the phone on which you can see beside the Info the checker flag for final target, the hand for Via points or the droparrow for Shaping points. What you see there is in the CarPlay lower white Info field is the time and distance to the the presented icon, so the next SP or VP or final destination. A longer press on the iPhone on this blue info field will change the icon and Info als on the CarPlay. Alternativ if iPhone is not close fixed to your dashboard (what I do) you can in CarPlay select Settings and select the ETA symbol, press on it and change here.

It would be nice and helpful if you could move the result windows up and down with the two lines ( = ) as you wish. I do not need map view in this moment and if yes you could move the result window away.

@Patrick-5g in MRA web planner you can convert the Track to a Route. That should solve your issue.

@PeterKerkhof bedankt peter, stond bij mij ook uit en nu gevonden

@Johannes-Bergmark, that's exactly the problem. You are driving a track (using curvy options or roundtrips generate a track). Of you leave the track, you will be directed back to where you left of, assuming you want to drive that track. Hopefully this will be improved in the future, to advance the track from wherever you hit it.

@Thomas-Scharrer War dieses Jahr auch in Norwegen unterwegs, hatte aber keine Probleme damit. Bin mir aber nicht ganz sicher was ich eingestellt hatte. Ich meine ich habe die saisonalen Sperrungen immer aus, da ch die normalerweise eh immer zu gegebener Zeit (sprich zeitnah) erst nochmal prüfe um Überraschungen zu vermeiden. Weiterhin viel Spaß in Norwegen. Thomas

Ik heb ook hetzelfde probleem. ik dacht eerst dat het te maken had met mijn externe scherm Maxca C5 pro via bluetooth verbinding, maar vandaag was ik met de auto op pad en had mijn telefoon bekabeld aangesloten aan de autoradio. En na de eerste stop reageerde het scherm nergens meer op en was MRA vastgelopen op mijn telefoon. Het enige wat werkte om de route weer te starten is MRA af te sluiten en opnieuw op te starten. Ik baal hier ontzettend van want dit ontneemt mij het plezier van het navigeren met MRA. Ik moet eerlijkheidshalve wel vertellen dit probleem is gekomen met mijn nieuwe telefoon de OPPO A79 5G. Ik had hiervoor een Xiaomi Redmi 10 2022 daar had ik in het begin ook hetzelfde probleem mee maar na een gegeven moment ging het een stuk beter. Ik lees dat er meer met dit probleem te kampen hebben en hoop vanuit MRA tot een oplossing te komen.

@Nico-4 said in Route gaat over voetpaden !??: Als ik echter de route opstart zoals ik eerder met de screenshots aangaf, gaat deze mij wel degelijk naar dat voetpad sturen. Ja maar in de menu's waar je dan nog bent, ben je nog in de OSM modus, dus dat is dan weer logisch! Pas als je "Navigeer" klikt wordt de routetrack in HERE genavigeerd en dan zie je mijn 2e screenshot. dus als je dez echt zou gaan navigeren, merk je wel dat zodra je daar aankomt, bijzondere instructies gaat krijgen haha!

@Con-Hennekens @Con-Hennekens said in How to use MRA without sync?: Yes of course, but that is basically everyone, because everybody loses their internet connection every now and then... not in Norway but it is then anyway a good "backup" in case the world goes down