@Adrian-Jackson-0 MyRoute-app has two products. The website route planner and the mobile app. The website route planner has subscriptions for the Silver or Gold versions (Gold has all maps and a full toolkit). The mobile app is free but if you want the navigation module added (MRA Navigation Next) you have to pay a subscription.

@Phillip-Noble You’re welcome. Happy to help.

@Guzzist Thanks for the extended reply. I wil try the suggested apps.

Welcome!

@Banshees as said before, you need 2 subscriptions/tools: MRA Routeplanner and MyRoute-App on mobile device. I have used several other tools before, but since I use MyRoute-App I'm happy at all. Try it and lern - you will become happy too

Beste Vrienden, Bedankt voor de antwoorden. Ondertussen al een paar stappen verder met MRA dankzij de verschillende online cursussen en jullie tips.

@bubbaboy1956 welcome! Thanks for the nice words. We are growing in the US but it’s a whole ocean away and such a different market

@Josep-Bolaño-Guri Welcome to the Forum and the great MRA community. Lots of advice and help if you need it.

hi Thanks for the info Now all sorted and showing on C6.

Hi @Patrick-3q, welcome to the forum. Lots of useful information and help when you need it.

Hi @Gardner welcome to this really great community. Feel free to use all four swarm intelligence power here to have the best possible usage experience you can get with the MyRoute-app navigation APP and the web-based tool. Greetings Thomas

@Jörgen Hi, thanks for the tip. I know the video, that was one reason to start with MRA.

@Thomas-Mikl welcome to the wonderful world of MRA

@Garry-Davis Thanks mate! Truly is. When and if you are Burlington, Ontario come by our car show the BCCS (Burlington Cruisin' Car Show).

@Raymond-Eade-0 Welcome to this great community.

@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.

@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

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

@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