@Axel-Härtl if you're planning just to get from A to B and don't want to have a great time driving there any app will do the trick.
MRA is mostly an app for people who want to enjoy to the max if they're driving using all kinds of roads and avoid the hiway or bigger roads.
Most people driving bikes or cabrios avoid those roads.
Yes I do use MRA to get from A to B just to get there. Meanwhile as a beta tester check out all the fun gadgets @Corjan-Meijerink and his mates have come up for us
Have fun people

@Mike-wiruth nice to hear. 😊

@Peter-Schiefer I'm totally glad I chose MRA. I'm just a beginner but love it so far. I can't say enough about the forums. I posted the question, and in minutes have an answer. People are so willing to help. I can't wait to use this on our big trip this fall. Getting to know the program on some small routes. My headset was sitting in front of the back button. Would have been plain to see if not for that. Thanks again.

@Ian-Watson Greetings, Sir!

@Rob-Verhoeff dank Rob probleem opgelost

@DerekCumbers

Welcome to the wonderful world of MRA

Thank you for welcoming me @ everyone 😊

@RetiredWingMan
I did have multiple tabs open to this forum, thank you for the tip!

@Jos-weijers

Please watch the video:

Link zu POI

Upload POI file under library

Set a hack to the POI file in the library

POIs become visible on the map

Click on POI during planning and select accordingly

@Peter-L-Smith In YT, you can turn on subtitles and then have them automatically translated into English.

@Peter-Stringer hi Peter
Like Nick already said there’s no need to save a file/route that will be done automaticly. It might be usefull as a new user to taak a look at all the tutorials. Forget about gpx files because you only need those to transfer a MRA route to a dedicated device. If you’re using the next app as well you don’t need gpx 🙂 Havé fun

@Robert-Collings

Routes have a starting point and a destination, and perhaps some stops. Your device calculates your preferred type of route between all these points, for example, the fastest or most economical. You can edit a route by, for example, adding stops or moving the starting point. Tracks also have a starting point and a destination, but have no stops. Your route follows the track as closely as possible, ignoring your preferred type of route and traffic conditions.