Servas, das habe ich auch auf die harte Tour lernen müssen: Via-Punkte (Handsymbol) dort setzen, wo Du in jedem Fall vorbeifahren möchtest. Nur für den Fall der Fälle: auf das rot markierte Icon klicken [image: 1721535728882-6eebafda-f0dc-47db-9215-065a07a21196-grafik.png] Und dann nochmal auf das neu markierte Icon. So machst Du aus einem Shaping-Punkt, der nicht angefahren werden muss, einen Via-Punkt, der in jedem Fall angefahren werden muss. [image: 1721535882985-713221bb-0f22-4e92-b76d-68a9bf397320-grafik.png] Bei mir ist das jetzt schon ein Via-Punkt, aber wenn Du an der Position klickst bist Du richtig. LzG, André

I had the same. I made a route from my hometown into Belgium and saw the Dutch flag. Then I reversed the route to go back the same way and this time I saw a question mark instead of the Belgium flag. But when I made a new route myself, it did get the Belgian flag. I do not know why, but it happened [image: 1721409419881-screenshot-001.jpg]

@Ramon-Cutanda-Lopez Welcome to the stange world of navigation. What can i tell you to help you? Here and TomTom are two different producers of maps. Both are making good maps but they are not exactly equal. When ypou encounter difference in making routes between the two maps and you cannot solved these difference by placing some extra routepoints. Search for the location where the diffuculties are. When you found it. Try to avoid this location on both maps. My experience in real-life. If something like this happens the situation on the road is mostly also (a bit) odd. When planning with TomTom map. The traffic info of TomTom is not used. Basicly you can easily make a route over a stretch of road which is closed. But in Here it is a different. Even when traffic info is not shown. The Here map uses the traffic when making a route. This can confuse people. This can result in your question

@Nomko-Nomden, Als ik elke keer dat jij dingen van anderen herhaalt zou downvoten, zat je behoorlijk negatief in je reputatie inmiddels denk ik.

@Corjan-Meijerink yes exactly. Poibase.com is another similar site. There are also a number of websites with interesting routes and poi files available for free downloads, with relevance to the site. For instance some biker friendly hotels have various local routes available for download on their web site. Years ago the German Louis motorcycle store had a poi of all their stores. Maybe they removed it because it is faster to just search for the stores in map apps. So in short Tom, use Google to find pois.

@Kees-h Gebruik de HERE-planningskaart en schakel vervolgens de tool Vergelijken met TomTom in. De route die TomTom zal tekenen, zal rood zijn. U kunt extra routepunten toevoegen zodat de rode lijn van TomTom de zwarte lijn van HIER volgt. Use the HERE planning map and then turn on the Compare with TomTom tool. The route that TomTom will draw will be red. You can add extra route points so that the red line from TomTom follows the black line from HERE.

The problem could be in your device's email setup, not inside the MyRoute app. Check that you have correctly set up your favorite email client. It is configured as the main application for managing email links. You can usually adjust this setting in your device settings, under "Default apps" on Android or within the "Mail" settings on iOS. If your email app is set as default already, but you still have trouble, try to reinstall My Route app will help with the problem.

@Corjan-Meijerink Thank you!!

@Ron-Z To share routes between MRA users, there are better options than exporting and importing via GPX (or whatever format). If you add each other as friends within MRA, you can set the visibility of the route (and any containing folders) to "Friends" and you'll be able to view and "use" (i.e. copy) the route, including layover times and all other MRA-specific features, from within MRA itself. You can also create Groups or Events in MRA and share routes (with all features) that way.

@Peter-Schiefer said in Problem displaying additional routes (no merging): Rob, we have here two guys asking the nearly same question but perhaps with a different goal. I am sorry, but those were two completely different questions. I think they have both been answered correctly.

As said, for a Garmin device it is best to use HERE maps a routing maps, the layers are just to display other map views.

hi @Tad-Turner do you mean from this [image: 1720201057563-screenshot-2024-07-05-at-18.36.20.png] to this [image: 1720201067105-screenshot-2024-07-05-at-18.36.49.png] if so click the three dot icon top right corner of upper screen shot

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Bedankt voor uw respons. Ik heb de GPX file naar de GPX map van de 660 gekopieerd maar het toestel vindt de file niet om de route te importeren.

@Deividas-Žalga https://www.myrouteapp.com/support

@Jörgen thank you, I will take a look.

@GT-JWR, by "taking 22mi to redraw the route" I understood that there was no recalculation, but it seems that there was, just not in your prefered (or logical) direction then). It is not that there are parameters to send you "back to the route" against any other logic than the fastest or shortest route. It would have to be simulated to see on what logic the route is been decided. I have no means of assisting in that.

@Pietro-t What are you doing specifically. I've just tested mine and if I download the route to the phone and share it via Garmin Drive it appears on my Zumo XT.

@Jörgen No problem on this side of the wire... https://www.myrouteapp.com/nl/social/route/9499166?mode=share