@Aiello-antonino thanks for link. it can be usefull for me.

@Guzzist to make it visual: [image: 1771025310146-schermafbeelding-2026-02-14-002634.jpg]

Mercikes

Ok, I am just curious

@Hubert-Thoring said in Waypoints - copy request: A starting point should always be about 200-400m from the hotel in the direction of travel and can be reached safely yes, i wrote words to that effect in post #2 of this thread.

Ok, understand. But just a quick look, does not help. I like the X option, edit name is easy while open.

Or... in the planner, make your route in OSM. Then in the toolkit, compare with HERE and inserting waypoint in the OSM route, so that the HERE route changes until both routes are the same. Now you can use the route in your HERE map device or app. You can follow this procedure also for TT of course. Or... split the route in highway, to the point from where you want to use other roads, and the next touristic section. Simply activate the next route (wouldn't be more than a couple of minutes... and what are minutes on a lifetime basis... ) and go ahead!

Onderin je routeplanner zie je de afstandslijn waarop je kunt scrollen, daar zou met bv een pijltje omhoog dat scherm groter gemaakt kunnen worden zodat je b.v. alle routepunten, afstand of hoogte kunt tonen Ik zoek bv om de x-kilometer een restaurantje, welke ik nu met de hoogteprofiel een selectie kan maken bij b.v. 100-120 km in de route en dan daar een restaurantje zoeken. Ik vermoed dat e.e.a samen te voegen moet zijn op de balk onderin met de afstand...... maargoed makkelijker gezegd dan gedaan denk ik

@Nico-10, je doet niks fout, maar het komt inderdaad vrij nauw. Wat helpt is zover mogelijk inzoomen.

@Con-Hennekens I think we’ll never know…

@Bjorn-Bjornstad ok sorry, but I have something better for you, because the routes in my message were my workingroutes. In this you will find the official RoutExpert routes from the tour. You can find them here: https://www.myrouteapp.com/profile/routes/22540#6670484 You've got to have Etappe 2, 3 and 4. Any questions? Just ask

@Lluis-Arasanz Good route for someone who doesn't know the program...

@Guzzist said in Any ideas ?: @Con-Hennekens @Lex.Kloet.RX ...sometimes, I want to get it too - what you are smoking Just a addicted to humor, what else is gonna pull us through?

@Robert-Laudensack Tomtom has the best traffic information there is. So if you compare your route with Tomtom is you will have less trouble when you driving. The traffic info from Here maps is not so good and would not tell you why you can not pass that road.

@Stephan-Dornberg said in Maps loading slow: I would love to see the maps that are in the DMD2 app available in MRA. Those are beautiful maps with a lot of helpful detail. The OSM in MRA is pretty plain by comparison. You're probably referring to DMD's "offroad" map with its nicely colour-graded tracks: [image: 1767367670214-tracks.jpg] It's an OSM map with a customised rendering theme; it's an approach used by many other apps on the market - no rocket science. According to recent posts, DMD will implement a feature that lets users create their own themes, configuring what to see, at which zoom level, and in which style. For both the web planner and the app - that's going really wild... However, if we can see all these tracks, we likely want to route them, and that's where things get tricky. DMD uses BRouter as a routing engine with highly customised routing profiles. I don't know if there are other options. More support for off-road routing has been requested many times; let's see what the MRA new web planner will offer. It's under development for about a year now, and expectations are high

The key combination CTRL-Z or CTRL-Y does the same!

@Neil-Bartlett Thanks for the advice. After a crash of my ZUMO XT and a replacement by Garmin this possibility had gone. Now it's back again. Lucky me!

ah ok verkeerd gelezen, kan gebeuren. denk niet dat die optie/mogelijkheid niet bestaat op dit moment. ik ben dat nog niet tegen gekomen. Wellicht dat het kan door een dummy route aan te maken en dan daar alle routes aan hangen? kan zijn dat je dan wel de totale afstand ziet?

@Bjorn-Bjornstad As @Jörgen said, no. Think of favourites as bookmarks to help you quickly find a favourite location. Once a favourite is shown on the screen you can add it as a route point.

@Richard-18 said in GBD files into MyRoute: If Routeplanner could be extended to cater for GBD, it would be near enough perfect for me. I don't think that will ever happen, since GDB is not a very common file format for exchanging routes.