People who have been certified as expert routemakers by MRA, creating routes for every device on every continent.
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@Mr-Mark-Melbourne
In the future if you have a question or a complaint, please verify your source and provide us with constructive and useful information. Especially if you could be wrong.
Welcome @Willem-van-Dalen, if you have any questions, just ask them
Welcome to the MRA forum @Willem-van-Dalen. I am sure that you will enjoy using MRA.
Hi @marty-3. The skip button has always been there. You would use the skip function to temporarily disable navigation. For instance, you might want to catch a small ferry but the mapping doesn’t recognise that a ferry exists and wants to send you the long way around. Place a route point on the opposite bank and choose skip. You will then be able to carry on planning your route without the unwanted detour. Your Garmin will navigate again once you have reached the other side.
