I appreciate your feedback and commenting in this thread. I want to move away from Basecamp. I hope you understand I'm just trying to point out issues that seem unusual to me and hopefully these comments will influence the features that will go into the next version of the software. I would expect the software to be a "one stop shop" when it comes to certain features. With respect to the "POI Library", it appears to me that some basic functionality hasn't been implemented. The MRA software has the ability to add POIs to a library, BUT we can't: Actually see the POIs added to the library, unless you peruse the global map at a zoom level of (5) miles. We can't change/modify the icons We can't add/modify/delete the POIs in the library We can't export the POI library To manage the POIs, I need to use an external program. I've actually implemented a POI paradigm that seems to work for me. I created a folder called "POI". Under the POI folder I have a number of sub-folders, i.e. Campgrounds Events FOGS Places Restaurants Then under these sub-folders I have lots of "empty" routes For instance under the Campground folder, I have 0Free Campgrounds 0Motorcycle Campgrounds 0Motorcycle Lodges 0Rest Areas AK FL ... WY ^^^^ these are empty route files for various states in the USA Under the sub-folder places, I have something like Bath, NY Bennington, VT Woodstock, NH etc Under the sub-folder restaurants, I have it broken out into different areas, types, etc The "0" before the names above is so when the column is sorted, those items appear at the top. Each of the "empty routes" in these subfolders only contain managed POIs. Having an environment like this allows me to easily: Add/delete POIs I can now export the POIs from the route and add them to the Library. If I need to modify a POI Library, I delete the POI Library, modify the POI route file, export the route as a POI and import into the POI Library. The other interesting thing that I can do is when I need to create a new route, I first make a copy of the POI route file I have and modify that with my waypoints and shaping points. Now, this route that I am working on, has lots of managed POIs in it, that I can see at ANY zoom level! POIs that I don't need or are cluttering up the map, I can quickly and easily delete them from the route. Hopefully, this short writeup makes some sense.

I can not give you any suggestions for that, other than to organize POI in excel and import it into your own personal library. I know the POI methods in MRA can use some TLC. I just don't want to give you any hope of seeing changes in the current web planner. All efforts will be made in a new web planner, that will definitely take some time before release

@Martin-Wilcke said in POI Questions: @Brett-Bartick said in POI Questions: I see the number of entries allowed in the "Points of Interest --> Library" is 50. Is there any particular reason why this limit is set to 50? Where did you get this information? I hit the limit. The MRA application said I couldn't create anymore. "It is not allowed to have more than 50 POI groups. Delete a group and you may add a new one."

Indeed, it currently is "trial and error".

Only the MRA sharing within the app or web page to friends, group or in an event delivers 100% of the content that you have created yourself in MRA. For this you always have to use MRA!!! In one of the export files, the additional MRA information such as colors or text info for the WP will be lost. A user gets the best result if he uses the MRA navigation.

Niemand zweifelt an den guten Absichten von Hubert oder irgendjemand anderem.

Hoi Henry Het is niet perfect maar wel super handig als je snel een route wil hebben die niet over de rijkswegen gaat. Dat het alternatief er langs loopt heeft meer te maken met het gebrek aan alternatieven op die plek

hi @Conny-v-Staveren zo maak ik een overzicht van een hele roadtrip https://forum.myrouteapp.com/post/70970 this is how I do an overview of a entire road trip https://forum.myrouteapp.com/post/70970

Thanks for the response. I will have to Keep that Display traffic option in mind. I usually look at google maps or the state road construction project websites as I am making routes. I did click it but it wasn't showing anything even when I zoomed in. I just tried it again and it took a little for the info to appear but as I was scrolling around the map more and more of the road was showing under construction/closed.

@Karel76 looks like, you are experienced Yes, I know also Stegra app. Which device are you using fir navigation? I made very good experience with special device for offroaders from DMD; T865-X On this Android based device, I can use MyRoute-App; mostly for ondoad and my self planned routes by MRA-Routeplanner. Parallel, I'm using the app DMD2 from same manufacturer; it's perfect for offroad. Especially because their map contains all offroad pathes, indicated with colour codes - which helps you to decide, if your skills are good enough for this path. Like at MyRoute-App, you can navigate offline, if you have downloaded the needed region map(s) in forefront. Swith to satellite viw is offline not applicable. I love it, to use a gpx file parallel by MyRoute-App and DMD2-App on the same device - just the best app for the current situation.

@Con-Hennekens I tried holding my finger for a couple seconds and eventually got it to scroll. Had to press on the left side. Using Chrome. Thanks for the suggestion.

@Thierry-LAMBILLARD MRA-Routeplanner ou MyRoute-App? Point de cheminement (point d'itinéraire) ou POI ? Et qu'entendez-vous par personnalisation ?

@Brian-McG said in Deviation for an unknown reason: Sometimes you can fix the errors by editing the Here map data at Here Map Creator I have had a look there but cannot work out what the error is, so maybe a report to Here about the problem Yes, that's exactly what I did, and I couldn't find an explanation either. Hence my question

Since I raised this issue, it occurs to me that there are a whole load of apps out there which don’t handle BST and only use GMT. A problem has arisen for me with electric car charging and cheap electricity periods in the U.K. EDF (my electricity supplier) doesn't know when their cheap electricity periods are. They only work on GMT - midnight to 5 a.m…….but in summer this becomes 1 a.m. to 6 a.m. They are going to get back to me to confirm this is actually the case. And then there’s the actual car charger itself which only uses G.M.T. apparently - so I think I’ve been using expensive electricity for an hour every time I charged the car in summer. So, my conclusion is this is now a non-thread, forget I ever started the discussion and close it. Let’s all stick with G.M.T. and get rid of B.S.T.in the U.K. Been interesting though.

@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.