@Nick-Carthew Thank you Nick I will check on Googlemaps tomorrow as it is 16:26hrs. Anyway, as an example, what i see with Kurvinger using OpenStreetMap is very useful. 

@Michele-Skipper for what i understand is, you created 1 single route and now you want to divide it over several days based on distance/time like start date/end date /start time/end time.. am i correct? in all fairness, i don't think this is possible. The only correct way to divide a long route in several routes is to use the split option as already suggested.

@Martin-Wilcke Thank you for the great answer. I do export as Zumo XT 1.2 and rarely have an issue. But I have now learned that have to FEW shaping points can/will cause the Zumo to look for the default selection (Fastest, Shortest, Curvy) if it doesn't have another shaping point close enough to the last. I'm still unclear on the value of export Route as a Track. Even after Serg's video I'm not sure what I am gaining. vs export to 1.2

@white-mouse-on-the-motorbike Thank you! that is EXACTLY what I was looking for!!! Live and learn!

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MR-MRA Bedankt voor de info. Dat zou ook al een mooie zijn :-). Thx 4 the info. That is also a good feature.

ah! and it disappears if there is nothing in it. Subtle. That's why I thought there wasn't one.

@Corjan-Meijerink Very interesting. Thank you so much

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Thank you for your advice - even if it adds some more confusion I never thought about how "tracklogs" appear in different apps, and the discussion here is not about converting tracks to routes. It's all about importing tracks to MRA / Routelab the best way. As mentioned above, I'm going to import everything as route-track.

@MoToBiene said in My "wish list" for POIs: @BertM said in My "wish list" for POIs: Wenn ich es als Routenpunkt hinzufüge, kann ich Text, Farbe usw. hinzufügen. Hi Bert - that's close to my problem. I can only import POIs into the library. I can't create a collection here and then collect points. I understand now what you mean: you cannot export the POI you created in a route.

@Jörgen Hallo Jörgen, das ist das was ich gesucht habe und reicht im PDF vollkommen für mich aus. Macht sich als Übersicht während einer Tour besser als im Handy ewig zu scrollen. Danke und einen guten Start ins neue 2025 morgen. LG aus der Hauptstadt der Reisetourer

To clarify: it shows tracklogs + photos from participants that use MRA Navigation to drive the routes you upload. I don't think the timeline can be used to add details ahead of the trip. Instead I would recommend: adding those details to the routes themselves give the routes names that include the date, as well as the start and end towns, they should be easy enough to find, for example 0617 (Tue) Rosslare - Cork for a trip on Tuesday, June 17, from Rosslare to Cork. By putting the month first, you can sort the routes by name to get them in chronological order.

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Yes, just an example to show the mileage bar at the bottom

@petannekevisseroostwoudbv-nl Welke kaart gebruik je voor het maken van routes? En routes maak je door vanaf jouw startpunt/vertrekpunt routepunten (of waypoints) te plaatsen op de wegen waar jij over wilt rijden. Een routepunt plaatsen op jouw vertrekpunt en een routepunt plaatsen op jouw eindpunt/bestemming zal er alleen naar toe leiden dat MRA dan de snelste/kortste/beste route zelf selecteert en aanmaakt. En dat kan dus behoorlijk afwijken van hetgeen jij wilt hebben. Sommigen werken op deze manier, maar dat is alleen aan te raden voor korte routes. Als je een lange route hebt dan is het (mijn inziens en zoals ik het doe) om vanaf vertrekpunt/startpunt de route op te bouwen door de wegen waar je langs wilt te selecteren. Een voordeel wat voor mij werkbaar is, is dat je dan minder fouten gaat maken en veel sneller ziet of je ergens langs kunt of niet (denk bv aan seizoensafsluitingen). Denk dat het aan te raden is om je te verwijzen naar de Ondersteuningspagina van MRA en daar eea na te lezen wat betreft het maken van nieuwe routes: https://www.myrouteapp.com/support Kaart: [image: 1734592460406-6878400c-ae39-4287-a46d-02f33bf997ff-image.png]

@Thomas-Scharrer, I think you are referring to unplanned stops AWAY from the route? Yes, multiple recalculations in that case can throw off your route indeed. You can prevent that by adding the unplanned stop to your route on the fly (by long pressing on the map, or by the menu). The track navigation will not auto skip waypoints like routes do. I think it will be a step forward in your case. Remember you can always re-enter the track at a desired location, simply by long pressing on the track where you want to re-enter. But on the other hand, using routes you can also easily reroute through any desired shapingpoint by just pressing it...

@Petra-Karten goed idee Met een beetje mazzel zien we het binnenkort in de nieuwe routeplanner. Het klinkt in ieder geval niet als een technisch onmogelijke wijziging.

I use this method Nick, but it is a time consuming hit and miss way to do this when planning a big ride with time constraints in the planning stage. An alternative would be if you could add a range waypoint at specified distances. Currently you can increase the number of waypoints in the route via the Gold menu. An additional Gold menu could be to add markers at a specified milage to suit. That would (IMHO) be even better than the range being overlaid on the Position slider as suggested but either would be helpful to enable fast planning

I ran in to the same problem for a mountain road on Mallorca and found this option in the toolkit menu: Disable seasonal closures. It solved my problem on the website and on the app as well. I don't know where Here gets this seasonal information because this road only closes in severe weather conditions??? Anyway, maybe this works for you too![image: 1734217296368-seasonal.jpg]

@Nick-Carthew Tks