Ik heb de lokale autoriteiten maar even geprobeerd. Het gaat mij uiteraard om de specifieke reisdata, ik begrijp nu dat de Here info dus vooral aangeeft wat het op dit moment is. Houd de navigatiemodule ook rekening met de Here data? Bondì Martijn, thank you for reaching out to us and for choosing Val di Fassa as your holiday destination! In reference to your kind request we inform you that the 1st september the Passo Sella should be open. Between Plan and the pass (km 22,370 - km 30,950) transit is prohibited for all vehicles with trailers. Between the Miramonti crossroads and the Passo Sella refuge at Pela de Mesdì (km 27,378 - km 27,405) transit is prohibited for vehicles over 33 t. You can find more information about how to reach Val di Fassa at the linkHow to get there Val di Fassa Dolomites Italy. For further information about our valley, please visit our website www.fassa.com or contact our Tourist Offices. Waiting for you in Val di Fassa! Stajé ben e develpai, Ambra

@Alo-Martin said in Gpx tracks as map layers: also is there no dedicated app for the MacBook? There is no dedicated app for any system. The MRA planner is a web app. Although some planning functionality is now also availabe in the MyRoute app for mobile devices (iOS and Android).

@Gee-Vee die heb ik zojuist beantwoord in een andere topic met dezelfde strekking

@M-Schrijver I agree that it is certainly more difficult on a smartphone. I have seen it as a very well-functioning feature of kurviger.de. But that's certainly no help for MRA at first.

@Lynchy67 That is up to the topic starter, but the request is to answer in the same language. Use Google Translate or another translation program to translate the text and your answer.

I have been asking for offroad planning for ten years, big problem is that TomTom and HERE do not support offroad. Making a track, trail is top and m.i following a trail without instructions is the top for motorcycling. For offroad there is no way around ZUMO XT 1 or 2

@Rob-Verhoeff dat snap ik. Het zou mooi zijn als dit eventueel een volgende update meegenomen kan worden. Misschien een leuke uitdaging voor @Corjan-Meijerink

True what you say Sometime on the road and sometimes on a bycicle path. A moped profile with 45 calculates the routes and give me a proper overview of time. That only would be nice.

@Corjan-Meijerink https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/7512/unterstützung-und-dann-wie-geht-es-einfach-zur-anleitung-dem-handbuch/12

German is OK. [image: 1723064113059-295bfdbc-df1f-4f0b-b39e-91596d29103e-image.png] When I switch language to Netherlands, it looks also OK. [image: 1723064009840-ccbee048-2f4d-4bb8-aede-751d7beadb09-image.png] But when I switch to English, I have a mixture of German and English. [image: 1723064083664-887b808e-50be-4d8b-b424-fbb8c3cb48d1-image.png]

@Corjan-Meijerink Ah, that's a shame. Here's some UI for when HERE (?) streamline their API : no need for route type selector - it's a scenic route add a 'roundtrip' checkbox show/hide destination input depending on the checkbox A-B route: [image: 1722937375027-a-b-trip75.png] And when the checkbox is ticked to say roundtrip: [image: 1722937382974-roundtrip75.png]

@Craig-Nelson Ofcourse you can pick a route from the library and modify it according to your wishes. When adding a waypoint, you can drag and drop that waypoint to the road you want to drive on. And doing so, you must add or remove waypoints to change the route the way you like and avoid "strange and weird" reroutes. It's much easier to start a new route and then, after selecting your startpoint, select the roads to want to drive on by adding waypoints on those roads. This will give you much more freedom to create your own routes instead of what i suggested above, editing a route from the library. When creating your own route, you can add stop points for a break, lunch, nice views, etc. All routes created in MRA are saved automatically into your own personal library to be found under your profile. If you have the Garmin Zumo XT, you can use the Garmin Drive app on your mobile phone to transfer your routes onto youir XT or you can save the route to your computer, connect your XT to the computer and transfer the files directly onto your XT.

@RetiredWingMan, exactly!

@Guzt die had ik nog niet eerder gehoord. Met mijn XT heb ik daar heb laat van. Misschien dat @Corjan-Meijerink dat iets over kan zeggen

I would also find a default setting for this very helpful. Both on the web and in the app. Which is automatically applied to every new route. Also when importing a route. An important feature for me!

@Corjan-Meijerink @Corjan-Meijerink said in Offline kaarten makkelijk kiezen via een kaart: Yes, users can find it themselves. No, not ideal I think it is a marvellous suggestion. Did we think of this? Yes! Is it easy to implement? No! Do we want it in the future? Yes! Is it the current priority? No! Just download it all for now, make life easy :). Maybe there is an easy work around … On top of the list present a map with the names of regions … (If names are too long … numbers on the map will do fine to Just one map to display, one can immediately see which regions are needed. A simple picture explains 1000 times better than an list …

Hi @Thomas-Schäfer I also use the overlay routes & my process is very similar to yours a big frustration I have with this process is that the overlay routes I have carefully added are lost when I click away, it is a long proces to keep adding & re-adding the same routes it would be nice if there was a selection like in the new POI menu where you could select the overlay to be remembered & this selection was stored with the route

@Cees-3 bij welke kaart heb je dit? HERE? TomTom? Of de OSM kaart?

@Brian-McG no problem, thanks for the answer anyway. I don't have any practical reason to don't use active navigation, I'm just used to use the passive one while riding. It's a kind of mixture between the paper map and the active navigation. Attaching the track the road and then create a route or a new track in OsmAnd is possible. This is what I do for short tracks, about two or three days. Unfortunately it doesn't work for long tracks (sometimes it cuts the track in half or it doesn't find a solution at all). The workaround I found is to split the route in segment of approx 1,500 km, export them to TomTom planner, recreate the route and export the GPX that has way more points than the MRA exporter.