Hi @loraine-blakeney. Have you tried looking in the RouteXpert Library? https://www.myrouteapp.com/en/library/countries

@herko-ter-horst thanks for your help. Annoyingly Google maps does recognise the difference. So that might be easier as I’ve 11 days worth of rides in France and Belgium to organise, so I would have much preferred MyRoute.

@srinivasan-sampathkumar See this support page for some more details.

@lucien-valvekens Heb je al in de RouteXpert bibliotheek gezocht?

@norbert-uckelmann Sorry habe ich doch gefunden.

De tracking werkt nu weer ! Ik weet niet of het een versie van MyROUTE app is geweest (laatste versie is 2.6.1 van 2 september 2021, maar ik heb deze niet geprobeerd) of een nieuwe versie van Android (welke zich installeerde deze week).

@chris-wise Go to your account and switch from metric to imperial. [image: 1638045072803-img_4277.jpeg]

@jack-van-tilburg Es freut mich, dass das Problem bei Dir geelöst ist.

@nick-carthew Thanks a lot Nick!

@marten-wiersma inderdaad, zelfde aanpak hier

@Nick-Carthew Will do, and again, Thanks for you help.

Problem resolved. I reset my TomTom to factory settings, restarted, reimported the routes and bingo! No problem.

@Con-Hennekens said in Route aanpassen snelweg vs binnendoor: Dat is natuurlijk correct, maar dat soort routerings-instellingen aan hebben staan wordt sowieso sterk afgeraden! Precies dat dus! Die routerings-instellingen die in een MRA route zitten worden toch überhaupt niet meegegeven in de export naar het device? In de losse .gpx files sowieso niet, maar er staat me iets bij dat bij via de Connector van MRA deze wel meekomen? Ikzelf weet dat niet want ik gebruik MRA Nav en ben direct daarmee ingestapt Inderdaad, dat heef Yvette niet gezegd... Ik ben er al zó aan gewend dat het een vanzelfsprekende aanname wordt Daar betrap ik mijzelf ook regelmatig op haha!

@Phil-Beharrell If you get straight lines, alter route to curvy roads, let it recalculate, then change it back to faster route, or visa versa, works for me on my BMW NAV VI ( Garmin ) Motorcycle satnav

For me it doubles/halves each zoom out/in

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master Thanks Hans, As the main focus of the route is a motorcycle route I doubt that many of the end users will have a device that can track off road walking paths. This is just a short 10 to 15 minute walk so I am going to provide it as an image on YouTube. I used OSM to plot the route in Offroad mode using footpaths and used the Google overlay. [image: 1631638757918-b7033b3b-16d4-4654-afa7-cec6b6ecf16b-resized.png]

Ik heb geen weet dat MRA dat kan, maar BaseCamp (vrij installeerbaar, maar dan weliswaar zonder het Garmin kaartmateriaal) kan dit makkelijk doen. Aangezien editeren nogal moeilijk is zonder kaartmateriaal kun je in BaseCamp dan eventueel wel OpenStreetMap kaartmateriaal (downloaden, installeren en) gebruiken.

Ik denk dat het alleen op de Here kaart niet in de route opgenomen kan worden. Je zou er voor kunnen kiezen om twee extra punten te plaatsen en dan bij de tweede in de eigenschappen te kiezen voor "Overslaan". Ter plekke kun je dan zien wat je kunt doen. Omrijden is niet zo moeilijk daar [image: 1630419376140-schermafbeelding-2021-08-31-om-16.12.30.png]

@Alain-a On the XT and in the XT manual they no longer use the word “Journey” at all. If you use the export option .GPX 1.1 (Beta, Route, Track, POI) in conjunction with the Garmin Drive App it will automatically create a route in the Trip Planner App on the XT with full directions visible and audible. It will also give you the track in Explore on the XT. Often people will advise that you make the Track visible on the map so that if there are any road closures you can visually follow the Track to get you back onto the route. (I am now going to use this as you will see mentioned further below) However as far as I can see this requires that you place the track in a collection but again as far as I know there is no way to create a Collection directly on the XT. You have to use the Explore Website (Not the Explore App) and you must have the Garmin Drive App open as well for the Collection to transfer to the XT. You can then add the Track to this Collection and display the Track on the Map. It all seems very clunky and convoluted of Garmin to have us jumping through hoops like this just to get a Collection onto the XT so if anyone knows a way to directly add a Collection on the XT please do let us know. My personal preference is to place at least 1 shaping point (I never use Via Points) on every single road that I wish to travel on. This ensures that my route stays exactly as I want it without Garmin deciding “Hey go this way it can save you 15 Minutes”. In the first couple of months of doing this it was flawless in getting me back to the route if I came across a road closure, but recently, for whatever reason it has occasionally instigated some “Make a U-Turn” prompts. I am still trying to work out how to reliably skip x amount of Shaping points on the XT. To resolve these issues in the mean time, I just zoom the map out and visually find a way back to the route by memory. I think I will start adding the Track to a collection for all my routes until I work out how to avoid these strange and sometimes unecassary U-Turn prompts. Tracks do have another purpose though for Off Roading on UK Green Lanes. Particularly if you are in an area were there are lots of BOATS (Byways Open to All Traffic) but also Bridleways that vehicles cannot go on. (I have accidentally gone on a Bridalway a couple of times ) Here’s an example of Salisbury Plains on the XT with only the BOAT’s visible in a Single Collection of 70+ green lanes. You don’t get any prompts at all you just visually follow the tracks. [image: 1630049833049-salisbury-plain-resized.jpg]

@Ruud-van-den-Langenberg Yes. [image: 1629641544132-aaac0f78-932b-4e20-98b4-fdeb98c92f31.jpeg]