@Hans-van-de-Ven-MR-MRA So, is 60 the limit?

@Jörgen Thank you! will give it a go

I also think this is a great idea. In the UK even the smallest country village can decide it wants a 30mph speed limit (England & Scotland) or 20 (Wales). We are a population-dense nation and even on a ride that never hits a town we often have to slow for a small village. It would be perfect to know the speed limit at a point on a road - we could then decide to route elsewhere if that point is in a slower speed area. The data is available but I guess there may have to be an uplift in fees to cover the cost. I for one would be happy to go Gold to get this facility!

@Corjan-Meijerink shame, thanks for the prompt reply.

@Berin Thanks @Con-Hennekens, I was able to import my POI/waypoint file in using this method. The POI's are not listed in the POI tab, rather just the name of the imported file in the library which contains a quite a few POI's which can't be selected to view. The POI's show on the map only when the maps is quite zoomed in, so you kind of have to know where they are. But I can use these to create a waypoint, so all is not lost.

@Davy-Vanherbergen Tanks for this tipp - I will give it a try

I just tested the same scenario in Calimoto. Inserting the waypoint between the 2 closest points is the default behaviour there.. It would also be great to have this as the default behaviour when you click on the + button for a point of interest to add it to the route.

Thanks again guys. Don't worry, I'm used to double-checking and triple-checking all the waypoints. I'm sure we've all had an A to B route that we've reversed B to A only to find it's miles longer because the waypoints are now in the wrong carriageway and the route is going back and forth between motorway junctions...

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Een supergoed idee Marinus. Ik heb alles folders op "privé" gezet en wat evenementen aangemaakt. Ben benieuwd hoe dat bevalt. Dank voor jouw suggestie!

@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

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