@Corjan-Meijerink wil je svp nog kijken naar het te voet afleggen van de routes want daar is het probleem niet opgelost.

@Johann-Euringer https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/1396/garmin-zumo-xt-mac?_=1728840771599

@Rob-Verhoeff : da ist noch mehr im Knoten, denke es wird hier gelesen denn ein funktionierendes Handbuch scheint mir und anderen wichtig zu sein. VG

@Marinus-van-Deudekom, I am not picking on anyone. I am sorry you feel that way. I am just explaining what I know.

@a-w-seaman Sharing your routes in this forum is the best way to get a detailed answer. Make sure the privacy of your routes are set to public before sharing. By the way, I’m pretty sure that these aren’t bugs.

@Leike-Lodiers goed gezien. Was me ook nog niet opgevallen

@Henk-Hassing Zet de route optimalisatie op kortste via de toolkit en in de app. Dit kan alleen in het autoprofiel

@Nick-Carthew Sorry Nick they don't

@JosK toevallig een paar dagen terug dezelfde melding gemaakt op het forum van een andere locatie. Echt ideaal is het niet 🫣

@Rob-Verhoeff, The offline maps probably don't contain seasonal closures indeed. But the closure of the Tunnel du Col de Tende looks like a permanent one (until declared open by the local government). I think not being able to route through it is explicitly because it is not routeable in the base mapdata. It is not a seasonal closure. It also shows a different line pattern then the Mont Blanc tunnel for example. Sometimes you also see roads on maps that are still being built and therefore not open yet. My guess is that such things are in the base mapdata, and not in the seasonal closures.

@Corjan-Meijerink Danke für das fixen. Geht wieder mit Here und Wohnmobil Modus. Vielen Dank.

@Robert-van-der-Meij-de-Bie als je op de knop help me dit oplossen drukt, zie je waar het niet goed is gegaan zodat je dat kunt herstellen

Vielen Dank für eure Tipps und Info, mal sehen wie und ob ich das hinbekomme... Frank

@Con-Hennekens Staat op Nederlands. Toch bedankt voor de tip!

@Nick-Carthew Gelukt. Dank u wel !

@Neil-Bartlett, I have seen the scrambling of waypoints often, I suspect especially Basecamp exports suffer from this, but I don't use that anymore so I cannot say for certain. MRA imports these WP's in the order they appear in the file. Some software seems to export them in a numbered order not following the same logic as MRA uses. WP10 can appear before WP2 in the ordering in the file. Usually it can easily be re-ordered using the left column. Then there is the very common problem where the created route does not completely comply to the track. That is quite logical, because who knows what routing logic was used to create the track, and on which map it has been done. Did they use shortest or quickest, avoid toll roads, maye even traffic info interfered with the course of the track... You will have to add waypoints to make the route compliant to the track. Usually I import both the track and the route. I then take a look at the waypoint info, to see if there is any sensible info in them. If they are just placed waypoints with no further extra info, I delete them all and start drawing my own route using self-placed waypoints.

@Robert-Smith-2 I've had the same problem thuis week with my Windows laptop. When I reniewed the browser the problem was fixed. I guess it had to do with the combination of server and my internet connection Hope it's solved at your end. Sometimes machines just don't di what we want them to do

@Montorsi-Paolo-0 Could be it's simply not supported on Edge

@Barb-Miller I think I understand what you are asking: MRA planner on website has an option for waypoints that is a "4x4 car". This option draws a straight line from this point to previous one. This is useful for offroad tracks or others than Mra map in use does not knows nothing about. [image: 1726572396197-aac21a49-525a-4163-88d6-8f0f0e751437-image.png] In this route, point 4 has a straight line, because I know a secret track to use, but MRA not This only works on planner, nor in Next. Is this what you mean?