@Corjan-Meijerink For the UK the problem is connected to Daylight saving. Last week the UK was using BST British Summer Time which is +1 hour from GMT Greenwich Mean Time the time stated in the My account section, last week the logged time was 1 hour behind. The clocks went back an hour on Sunday so that we are now using GMT Greenwich Mean Time the time stated in the My account section and the logged times are correct. The system is not adding an extra hour for British Summer Time. In the UK the clocks go forward 1 hour at 1am on the last Sunday in March, and back 1 hour at 2am on the last Sunday in October.

@Thijs-Clement when you add the second route you can specify the colour.

Hij is al haast 2 maanden hier niet meer geweest. Schijnbaar geen urgente vraag (o.i.d.)

No problem mate! Thanks for sharing your solution.

An alle hier wie schon oben erwähnt es ist kein Fehler vorhanden, es war eine falsche Annahme meinerseits, bis ich das Video gemacht hatte und darin gesehen habe was wirklich passiert. To everyone here, as already mentioned above, there is no issue; it was a false assumption on my part until I made the video and saw what really happens.

Yes, please don't blame any licensing changes, since there are none. Like @Brian-McG explained, there is likely a difference in versions of the OSM map between the one MRA uses, and OSM has online. @Nick-Carthew said in Problem Routeplanner between 2 points: A Silver subscription only gives you access to the planning map from OpenStreetMap. With the exception of having a Navigation License too.

@Con-Hennekens Thanks for the reply. I'll do a road test in the next few days with a route created with OSM and then sent to the Zumo with GPX 1.2 on which I inserted the waypoint. I'll also try leaving the "route recalculation" option set to ASK to see how the Zumo XT2 behaves. As for the license on the portal, I have the BASIC one, while on the app I have the lifetime one, and this allows me to have the GOLD maps also on the web portal, but I can't make a comparison, but if my tests are good, the OSM ones, I'll continue like this. Since I travel a lot by motorcycle (an average of 30,000 km per year), I've had the opportunity to see many errors while navigating the routes created with the web planner, but I think these are due to the Here maps, but I'm not sure because I should have created the route directly on the Zumo, but during the trip, it's not always possible.

Is inderdaad opgelost door seizoenafsluitingen uit te schakelen. Bedankt

@Remko-Bor heb je de POI van de motorafsluitingen al bij jou actief staan? Wellicht die even downloaden en importeren. De knop "verkeer", bijna helemaal onderaan in het hamburgermenu in de kaart, maakt ook veel duidelijk.

Aaah, gotcha thx Con

@Nomko-Nomden ieder speciaal karakter is van toepassing, vandaar mijn vraag. En anders zouden er al meer vragen gesteld zijn hierover.

@Con-Hennekens no, that's the city of Parry Sound.

@M.-Schrijver said in Routes blijven op laden staan: Heb je toevallig rechten gegeven voor de locatie. Dat kan wellicht conflicten geven met een VPN Nee dat heb ik niet.

@Neil-q, Of course you can do what @Lex.Kloet.RX explained. But beware to check the route and route points. Move route points ON the road, and away from crossings and roundabouts. It can be helpful the add the generated track to the planning windows, so you can easily see any detours from the original track. For this, click on the three-lines-menu in the left column and choose "routes", click add, and browse to the original track that was generated. On the other hand, you can of course also navigate the track instead, and skip the hard work The distance and duration of a track will play no part in the navigation of that track, it is just some metadata in the file. I indeed notice that it gives 0 km and 0 hours...

@Brian-Martin, When you start a route, you will see a switch to enable/disable "start from closest route point". Is that the one you are looking for? If not, maybe a screenshot explains your question.