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@Corrado-Miniati-0 said in Assign a via point/waypoint number: @Bert, thanks for the explanation. Unfortunately, the current inconvenience remains. yes, I agree.

There are currently no English online trainings planned, only Dutch ones

@Rob-Verhoeff ja die stonden al aan. Toch dank voor het melden. Dacht dat je de webversie bedoelde.

@Mzokk Yes it is a pitty that MRA only uses the name field in the import. If you look at there export of GPX files they reference the garmin extensions but do not use them…. I am also transfering my tools van Excel to java script to not be depending on MS. I can make my POI and edit tracks in Java script but still need Basecamp to upload them into my garmin devices. I also expect the connectivity with the garmin devices is going intomthe background as the focus seems to be on the MRA routing app.

Das Ergebnis ist nicht so toll. Man muss einiges nacharbeiten. Es ist auf jeden Fall schon mal ein Anfang. [image: 1757865683732-whatsapp-image-2025-09-13-at-11.30.03.jpeg]

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.

When you want to know the distance anywhere in your routes, simply click on the altitude gaphics map [image: 1758102063527-2a04ec85-071f-4bab-9e3a-e7b0d62e38fb-image.png] Now hoover with your mouse over the graphic and you see the exact position and altitude after xxx km. [image: 1758102085708-4ba8f74f-51f5-4f39-be6c-938a9ddf6622-image.png] On the map this position is sowed with a little flag with the altitude. In this way you can schedule your route very precisely [image: 1758102142847-7f767f5e-5e9b-41a7-b598-c929e0f5ba37-image.png]

@Steven-Peyton I do it as follows. Android! Open the route on your smartphone, generate GPX 1.1, then open it with the Connected app. The Connected app offers three options: Track, bases, waypoints. Then just sync it with your motorcycle. iOS ... Here you should not use GPX 1.1 but ‘HD Boom Box Route’. Another note about the map material. The BMW app uses Tom Tom. You should also use Tom Tom in MRA. One more note about iOS: The name of the route must not contain any umlauts, such as äüö, for example. Otherwise, problems may also arise.

@Boštjan-Kreutz The only thing you need if you don’t have a subscription to MRA Navigation and therefore also don’t have that button in the app, is a browser that meets your expectations and with which you can create routes in Routelab on your tablet, just as you are used to doing on your desktop. If you also have a BT mouse with you, then you have everything you need. I can’t make that choice for you.

@Richard-j met Android Auto is het kennelijk afhankelijk van de combinatie van je telefoon en het type AA device. Ik heb er geen last van met mijn Samsung s24fe en een gewoon AA device in mijn auto. Ook niet met mijn vorige toestel de S20fe maar ik hoor van anderen dat ze er wel problemen mee hebben met andere telefoons en bv Capuride scherm Blijft lastig

Hi @Chris-Brooker as far as I know Gold is the top level of subscription for the route planner & allows access to all & every function within the route planner What level above Gold are you referring too? Are you asking about the MRA Navigation Next? https://www.myrouteapp.com/en/shop

@luca-18 otherwise try writing an email to: helpdeskgb@myrouteapp.com

@Arndts als je de offline kaarten heb geïnstalleerd zal de app bij het wegvallen van de internet verbinding automatisch overgaan op offline navigeren. Normaal gesproken zal de navigatie hersteld worden wanneer de internetverbinding weer hersteld is.

Als ik OSM selecteer als rekenkaart en gelijk OFFROAD selecteer dan werkt het (voor alle segmenten). Maar als ik OFFROAD NIET selecteer en een route maak, en dan een aantal segmenten op offroad zet, dan werkt het niet. Alles blijft over wegen gaan. Profiel staat op AUTO, maar alle andere profielen werken ook niet, zelfs te voet door grasland niet Als ik achteraf segmenten op OFFROAD zet lukt het niet.

@Wim-Cierpeck-LCN said in Start niet op, blijft hangen: Beste Con, ik heb een Oppo telefoon, dus Android. Het maakt niet of ik deze koppel met de Harley Davidson Boom Box GTS of in mij auto (Lexus NX) gebruik. Het probleem blijft hetzelfde. Ik heb hetzelfde probleem met de Oppo telefoon. Nu heeft dat "ding" wel vaker kuren, maar het valt me inderdaad op dat MRA geregeld vastloopt en vaak bij stops.

Als je de app hebt, opent hij inderdaad daarin. Heb je die niet, dan opent de website.

@iain.gardengmail.com the straight white lines are supposed to indicate the original planned path as a "Track" this can be enabled / disabled in the settings - Navigation Settings > Screen Layout > Lines > Show Original Route [image: 1758180663668-db0a1498-3173-479c-be77-1362fd9ed860-image.png] The straight line issue is what I would call a bug but supposedly it is working as intended, something to do with saving data, more info on this thread https://forum.myrouteapp.com/post/66551 I believe the issue only affects Offline mode & there are a couple of workarounds to avoid seeing the straight lines the first is to edit the route in the mobile app before navigating, this forces the track to be recalculated & fills in all the missing points that were omitted to save data second is to still have your phone online / connected to the network/hotel wifi before starting navigation, again this allows the track to be recalculated & fill in all the missing points