Hi Anonymouse! You hit the nail on the head. Having a "Depart at hh:mm" function instead of just a flat "pause duration" would be an incredible quality-of-life upgrade. When we are on a multi-day trip, the overnight hotel stop is exactly as you described: it doesn't really matter if we arrived at 17:00 or 18:30 the day before. What matters for the route timeline is that kickstands are up and we are rolling out exactly at 08:30 the next morning. A fixed departure time setting would solve that perfectly without breaking the continuous route calculation. Your point about the running total of driving hours is spot on, too. Even for those of us who prefer to manually pick our coffee spots and lunch breaks, having a clear metric showing pure saddle time between points—or a running daily total—would eliminate all the mental math. Whether the developers give us a full automated wizard or start with these highly practical UI tweaks like you suggested, it would be a massive win for all of us planning long-haul tours. Great ideas!

I would really appreciate this feature (subject to some of the detailed points others gave raised). Dropping a point off the road edge is the number one error route designers make. And it is very difficult to detect in the design process. When you take a group of 30 people out on the road, discover the error live, and have 29 people going in a circle because MRA is trying to get to that waypoint, that’s a pretty unpleasant situation!

Well that would be great. But I hope if AI integration is under discussion then the developers will open some conversations about what we want from AI. Or we could have a separate thread in this in the forum. I’d be glad to contribute what I have been using AI for so far. And I still think a lossless export/re-import would be straightforward to implement and very valuable in the interim and probably long term.

@Marco-Forte-0 Not in the current planner. However, it is a feature request for the planner that will replace the current website.

I also heard (viavia...) that MRA is working on its POI manager... so I just wait...

@M.-Schrijver Thnx, die pak ik nog even mee.

This thread has gone completely off topic and is becoming too personal. @marinus-van-deudekom please moderate your comments, it is not acceptable to tell another forum user to shut up!

Just use the nearest gas station as a starting point when you want to share your routes.

@Stevedo-6-0 said: The thread I referenced got me wondering, what's the difference between the car mode and the motorcycle mode other than the icon used in the UI. I don't know if things have changed over time. But I've experienced errant HERE routing behavior using motorcycle mode is the past. I created a thread (early 2025) on the exact same subject: https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/8725/route-makes-unexpected-detour?_=1788099597446 I won't repeat what's in the post -- it's a straightforward read. To cut to the chase, use CAR instead of MOTORCYCLE. It's one of the (many many) HERE things that MRA can't do anything about. Maybe the behavior has changed, but I don't remember a forum topic announcing it.

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Thank you so much. I will check it out. I love this app and software.

The data that MRA uses in the HERE map for navigation are not live, so a bit older, but show a tendency where, for example, traffic jams can form. Construction sites that are reported to HERE are displayed and taken into account in the route calculation as long as no WP / SP is in the construction site. If this is the case, there is often a strange behavior at this point. Then you should zoom in on the place and correct the place. —-###—- Die Daten die MRA in der HERE Karte bei der Navigation nutzt sind nicht Live, somit etwas älter, zeigen aber eine Tendenz wo sich zum Beispiel Staus bilden können. Baustellen die bei HERE gemeldet sind werden angezeigt und bei der Routen Berechnung berücksichtigt solange kein WP / SP in der Baustelle liegt. Sollte das so sein ergibt sich an der Stelle oft ein merkwürdiges Verhalten. Dann sollte man sich die Stelle heran zoomen und die Stelle korrigieren. [image: 1787992393562-img_1127.png]

You can sort on NAME or on date of modification

@Ruurt-Visser Het staat in het gedeelte met suggesties voor de mobiele app It is in the suggestion section for the Mobile app https://forum.myrouteapp.com/post/82693

@nomko on the contrary. I gave you an apologie but if you instead there's nothing I van do.

You’re absolutely right. In most cases, I can see it because the point is already quite close to the road. But sometimes I do indeed have to zoom out first to find the correct position. In those cases, it would be easy.

@Jan-Jans-Gold-0-0 het is altijd verstandig om op te letten

I agree with a folder having totals included for each. When one is planning a tour is is interesting to know just how much one will have to do. May stop some over enthusiastic route planning.

Thanks Peter, I will try that.

Yes, please!