@Michael-Doherty-0 You can choose to have your notes read aloud to you and displayed on the screen, no need to press. I’m not sure when the skip function will be recognised by the app but it is definitely on the wish list.

Fixed for the upcoming (not yet scheduled) update

@frank-6v Correct! Scherm moet aan staan met de app open

@Rob-Verhoeff dank je wel voor je duidelijke uitleg, het is mij nu duidelijk waarom het niet met elke reis modus werkt. Blijft wel toch het feit dat het niet werkt met de andere kaarten dan de Here kaart, en ook dat veel fietsers nu niet met aanwijzingen kunnen navigeren. Groet en een fijne jaarwisseling.

@ATLast I'm not about that. I'm a forum member just like you. But glad I could help you.

@Corjan-Meijerink Hi Corjan, Definitely no VPN or oddball DNS settings. Simply a stock Pixel 6 running Google Fi as my mobile provider. Google Fi piggybacks on T-Mobile towers in my area. If it happens again, I'll contact support. I went out for a Christmas ride this afternoon for an hour using a planned route, and all functioned well. (I didn't go through the area I had a problem with, though.) Thanks, Vinnie

@Corjan-Meijerink said in Adding a stop using navigation: This is on our (long) list of stuff we want to implement! Marvellous 🤩

@Corjan-Meijerink dann wäre es gut wenn sehr frühzeitig (ca. 200m) nach dem Nichterreichen des Wegpunkts eine Meldung aufpoppt und dann könnte man den Wegpunkt manuell überspringen. Wobei mein Grundgedanke durch eine andere Thematik entstanden ist. Ich fahre eine geplante Route mit vielen Wegpunkten und einigen Viapoints ab. Jetzt kommt eine Strassensperre (z.B. wegen Baustelle) und ich muss einen anderen Weg wählen. Äußerst problematisch jetzt die nächsten Kilometer immer mit Blick aufs Navi zu fahren um auf die alte Route zu finden. Bei Scenic gibt es da jetzt eine Funktion in der man sagen kann "strecke gesperrt für xxx Kilometer" und man wird dann umgeleitet. Scenic möchte ich aber wegen IOS nicht benutzen.

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@Lenny-O that’s something we are working on If you want the fastest route, simply select the “straight” option.

@Nick-Carthew Nick thanks for the feedback. Maybe with AI MRA will also get there.... Jokes aside, I will use the method you suggested, even if for my way of thinking it seems logical to continue along the planned route after a stop and instead I would force it if I decided to change it.

@Ad-V It is always a good idea to position your start point 100m from your actual start point. This ensures that you do not miss the start.

@Con-Hennekens ok thanks for the clarification, then we'll see what happens in the future

@Con-Hennekens thanks a lot, i will try to clean it.

@Con-Hennekens Thanks for the advice, I'll try to see if it still happens by cleaning the screen. I must say, however, that with other navigation apps on the same device this situation does not happen.

@Herko-ter-Horst That's fair enough, I wasn't trying to hijack the thread. Just making the point that with a gold account you can also do it all in MRA. I'm a big fan of the Tom Tom Curvy Windy Algorithm's and there will be many that do not have Tom Tom MyDrive accounts but with Gold in MRA they can still use the superb Tom Tom Algorithm's.

@Corrado-Miniati-0, great! You're welcome.

@Peul said in Android Auto in Australia: and now don't care my god man, you really are the funny one at home, ain't you?

@Rob-Verhoeff thanks, at soon i make a screenshot

@Joachim-7 Perhaps this is because in another topic, you might have used the wrong map to create a route? The travel time is partly determined by the information assigned by the map provider (Here) to a specific type of road. There can be differences in this information between different map providers.