@Nick-Benson It looks like somewhere along the route you are editing, you might be encountering a seasonal closure or roadworks. Try sharing the route you are working on by posting the URL here. Make sure the route is set to public.
Morning Nick@Nick-Carthew
I opened the link Brian sent and can see now what is happening with the roads around and through St Ives, I will adjust my route accordingly, so thanks again to you both, it all makes sense now....lol
Regards
Geoff
@Keith-Hofgartner Why not use the in-app planner? I followed your steps on my iPhone 16, and I find it impractical to use the Routeplanner website on my phone like that. All those menus leave hardly any space to edit the route. I can imagine that nothing will be done about this from a development perspective.
Accessing the Routeplanner (website) via the app does not support rotating your device. This is a deliberate design choice.
@Hans-van-de-Ven-MR.MRA said in Problemen route opslaan naar plan.tomtom:
Ik kan gewoon inloggen op plan.tomtom
Dat kan nu wel, want TomTom heeft de website gerepareerd; die lag eerder plat.
You can now because TomTom have fixed the website, it was down earlier.
@Guzzist I would say most definitely not a language error, with MRA I ride 75% of my time in Europe on the wrong side of the road with the language set to english, it is never a problem
The path (blue line) is going in the correct direction so I do not think it is a map error
I have checked & there appears to be no map or navigation errors with the map data on the Here & OSM map sites
If I try to simulate the path I have no such problem
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From memory I think last year or the year before there was a problem I believe where all roundabouts were indicating to take the 1st exit.
I think what you have here is a just a glitch & the roundabout indicator has defaulted to the first option which is the 1st exit
Or maybe the fix a year ago was not perfect & sometimes it still appears
She does , both are latest. I've been reading this site : link text
Could be something to do with this, but it looks like a difficult workaround too and not permanent.
Do you have another GPS on the bike? I have a unit that has a map program on it with its own GPS. For the first 4 months of my MRA life my MRA map did the same. It would veer off route and put me on roads that were close but I wasn't on. I strugled for months wanting to love MRA but couldn't. Con Hennekens keep working with me and we figured it out. The 2 GPS's units were working against each other. We disabled Location permissions "don't allow". Since then my map has been spot on. I mean within a few feet. we worked on this for a few rides, it wasn't until I said i had a map program on the bike until Con put 2 +2 together and had me turn it off. Something to look at. If you don't have another GPS on the bike, well I typed this for nothing...Hope it helps....
@Con-Hennekens Hartelijk dank voor je snelle en gepaste antwoord. Ben er blij mee en weet nu hoe ik makkelijk in het buitenland kan blijven genieten van MRA NN en de mooie routes.
@Peter-Zehentreiter Thank you for that, but yes. I already knew about this and I am using HERE as default map and also when planning the routes. It is a must-have to use the MRA routes with my Garmin Zumo XT.
@Marinus-van-Deudekom, dat is net zoals met een klok. Als je een horloge hebt, weet je altijd precies hoe laat het is. Heb je 2 horloges, dan weet je het nooit zeker. Geloof ik de ene of de andere?
