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A time regulated entry is also a kind of seasonal closure. Because seasonal closure is nothting more than a collection name for all types of time regulated closures. Mountain passes is the best known type of time regulated closure (closed in the winter and open in the summer). That is why it is called seasonal closure. A maplayer should not have any effect on the routing. The map itself (OSM, TomTom or Here) does.

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@Peter-Zehentreiter downgrading the app version is not possible in IOS only in Android ...

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@Jörgen I think related to this topic? https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/9869/new-beta-4.4.1-406/8?_=1756133930147

Hi, just checked the settings and location permissions are set to always and double-checking the Auto-tracking setting, this is set to off. Thanks!

@Donovan-Smith that is a long A-B route, just shy of 600 miles it seems to be doing the right thing in avoiding the tolls I put similar start - end points in google maps & selected avoid tolls & the 2 systems seem to track pretty well a few small differences, the main one being how to route round the tool on the A63 at the Aire Port des Landes, only about 35 miles into the trip If you select the TomTom & Openstreetmap route algorithms you will see they also take slightly different paths but in general they are all doing similar things Remember to return the route algorithm setting to Here before you navigate

I always use only navigation with downloaded maps and just let MRA do its thing! I did a 7 day trip and used less than 1GB of data for the whole of that month! This includes using that phone to do google searches etc. I use a spare phone and sim so easy to keep track of what is being used. If you want truly offline then you need to change the settings.

@infoevertkuiken.nl Could the option 'fastest' or 'shortest' route in your navigation settings perhaps have an effect? When I try this with one of my own routes, the 'shortest' option under 'Route Optimization' does indeed influence it. Heeft de optie "snelste" of "kortste" route in je navigatie instelling wellicht invloed? Als ik dit nl. doe met één van mijn eigen routes, dan heeft de optie "kortste" bij de instelling "Routeoptimalisatie" daar wel invloed op.

@Alex-reds said in Bug in route line ?: @Adrian-Avram I can confirm that during navigation the problem doesn’t exist, and the navigation line follows the road perfectly. Just don’t give it importance (I don’t think it can really be called a bug). For me its doing the same thing during loading of the route as well during navigation. Not a functionality issue but a visual one for me.

How do you start the route. With your phone or with the carpuride. Do you notice différences Between the 2 methodes

I cleared the cache, no change. I have now re-installed the app. Yesterday's ride was a relaxed Loop so I was able to spend more time on my issue. It seems that if I resume on my phone it works but from android auto it doesn't. So I've also given my aa screen a good clean ready for tomorrow's 5hr ride.

I have not noticed this on my Android Auto setup. The instructions were always complete not a part of it. I've not yet used 4.4.0/4.4.1.

Thanks all. I knew the suggestions, however I like a |Finish flag at the end of the route. However I use now a red hand to suggest this is the end.

@Corjan-Meijerink thank you very much for clear and detailed information, which was really professional. Such things can happen in IT, but the major point is, how to deal with

@Siepermann-Ronald, Nee dat gebeurt waarschijnlijk niet als je van bijvoorbeeld de verkeerde kant dat routepunt benaderd. Wat je beter kunt doen is de route openen, NIET op navigeren klikken, maar op openen. Klik vervolgens op het kompas symbool. Je zult zien dat de kaart meebeweegt. Je kunt zo de route volgen, zonder aanwijzingen. Dit noemen we "Follow the line" navigatie, in tegenstelling tot "Guided Navigation." Deze methode wordt ook wel toegepast voor offroad toepassingen. Ik adviseer ook om de route in dit geval niet op de HERE kaart te maken, maar op de OSM kaart.

@Brett-Bartick, good find, I was unaware. I don't think it has been mentioned before on this forum Strange though as to why this is... It is not like the system physically searches through folders, like Windows Explorer does. This folder structure exists only virtually in a database. This is probably thought up to prevent many database hits while typing the first letter(s) of your keyword.

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@Lex.Kloet.RX Thank you. That did the trick.