Is there a difference the way a route is calculated between Sat Navs? Multiple riders used the identical route edited in MRA, edited as TomTom, compared with HERE & Open Street maps, everything was checked and double checked, differences and errors were corrected
While on the TomTom Rider 550 user was directed on an unnecessary detour while other users (older TomTom Rider, Garmin Zumo XT and TomTom GO) were routed faithfully to the MRA route.
Is there a setting on the TomTom rider 550 that could have meant that it interpreted the route differently? Why were they the only rider that was sent on this detour?
MRA Gold Planner + App + Navigation Next user
Android Pixel 8a + Android Auto - Capuride W702
TomTomGo as backup
KTM 1290 Super Adventure S and KTM 790 Duke
Hi @David-Rudgley Yes. there are individual settings for route preferences; for instance: Avoid motorways, toll roads etc etc. Theses of course should all be turned off.
@David-Rudgley, What Nick says, plus different versions of the TomTom map (or any map) can lead to different results.
And differences between the map versions in the Garmin Zuma’s and there prefences
I guess the only solution is forcing the route by adding more and more shaping waypoints.
Yes, I use the Toolkit, Expand function for it (as a Gold member)
Kindly regards
Reinhard
ZumoXT, Zumo 590, Montana 700i and Mac
@Reinhard-32 said in Slight route differences between Sat Nav devices:
Yes, I use the Toolkit, Expand function for it (as a Gold member)
When you use the expand function, always check the new waypoint positions as sometimes these can be added close to roundabouts, junctions, or bridges. The new waypoints are easy to find in the waypoint list as they will be titled waypoint rather than having a street address.
And if you are a bit OCD like me and don’t like seeing a Waypoint named “Waypoint” rather than the Road Name, then just move the waypoint a tiny bit (Zoom fully in) and it will pull in the Road name etc. 
You don’t stop riding when you get old, you get old when you stop riding.
@Steve-Lynch said in Slight route differences between Sat Nav devices:
And if you are a bit OCD like me and don’t like seeing a Waypoint named “Waypoint” rather than the Road Name, then just move the waypoint a tiny bit (Zoom fully in) and it will pull in the Road name etc.
I share your OCD pain 
@Reinhard-32 said in Slight route differences between Sat Nav devices:
Yes, I use the Toolkit, Expand function for it (as a Gold member)
When you use the expand function, always check the new waypoint positions as sometimes these can be added close to roundabouts, junctions, or bridges. The new waypoints are easy to find in the waypoint list as they will be titled waypoint rather than having a street address.
