Seasonal closure issue solved

[Paul French 0]

I had suspected my problem with ferry crossings was due to seasonal closures, but now I am not so sure. I used the suggestion to avoid season closures, but still the HERE route takes the long way round. See image showing HERE route compared with TomTom (in red) which takes the ferry.

Here is the setting:-

Is there a way to force the route to use ferries in HERE maps?

Thank you,

Paul

[Nick Carthew]

@Paul-French-0 Position route points 3 and 4 close to the ferry departure and arrival points and choose the skip option for route point 4.

[Paul French 0]

@Nick-Carthew Thank you - that worked perfectly.

[Nick Carthew]

@Paul-French-0 You’re welcome

[Bart 4]

@Nick-Carthew How will be the result if you send this route to the zumo XT version 1.2? Will this work right this way?

[Nick Carthew]

@Bart-4 When you arrive on the other side of the ferry crossing the route will continue from there.

[paul69]

good afternoon @Corjan-Meijerink

for clarity and the avoidance of doubt, I am going to ask this with the risk of looking foolish.

@Corjan-Meijerink said in Seasonal closure issue solved:

If you turn off the seasonal closures using the toolkit,

may I ask, when one turns off seasonal closures what does this action do, and do we,

1. put a tick next to "disable seasonal closures, or,
2. NOT put a tick next to "disable seasonal closures"

sometimes wording can be slightly confusing.

i.e.
on some websites you get,
if you do not want to receive correspondence do not put a tick in the box, aarrrrggghhhh

[Con Hennekens]

@paul-69, The disabling of Seasonal closures is enabled when ticked. If ticked, you can plan routes over passes that are momentarily closed. I understand your confusion

[paul69]

hi @Con-Hennekens said in Seasonal closure issue solved:

The disabling of Seasonal closures is enabled when ticked. If ticked, you can plan routes over passes that are momentarily closed.

hi @Con-Hennekens, thanks very much for your reply.

the reason I asked the embarrassing question is,

I planned some routes around the mountain passes earlier in the year for a trip is summer.

I DID have the tick next to "disable seasonal closures" however, no matter how much I tried, in some circumstances it would not allow me to route over a pass, at the time I used HERE map to plan.

this is for info only, and in no way a contradiction.

thanks again.

[Con Hennekens]

@paul-69, Don't be embarrassed Actually there have been some problems with that option, introduced by HERE. But they were solved some time ago.

[Mark sadz]

Still doesn't work!

[Nick Carthew]

@Mark-sadz Try adding some more route points to force the HERE map to follow your desired route.

[Mark sadz]

@Nick-Carthew I've tried nick it still routes around the wrong way, driving me nuts!!

[Nick Carthew]

@Mark-sadz Share your route on here and we might be able to offer a solution or workaround.

[Tom Grzelinski]

Hi, I am new here, so please be gentle! I have been using myroute for a few months and have now bought the lifetime package.

I cannot find the 'Disable seasonal closures' option anywhere. It is not in my Toolkit drop down menu. BUT, I am sure it was there a few months ago when I started using myroute.

I am on a Mac and have tried Safari and Chrome browsers, but both are the same.

Can someone tell me where this feature is?

Do I need to switch it on, on my iPhone app? Or is it 'embedded' in the route when you make it on the website?

Thank you for any help.

Tom

[richtea999]

That's odd. It's in mine. Here we go:

It works on a Mac with Chrome, Safari and Firefox browsers, so something else is going wrong.

Maybe add a screenshot here for the devs to examine.

[Tom Grzelinski]

@richtea999
OK, I answered my own question. The Disable seasonal closures is not available on the standard OpenStreetMap... but I have just switched the HERE and it is now in the menu!

Tom

[richtea999]

Excelllent. I didn't realise it was HERE-specific. Tom-Tom has diferent options - useful to know.

We've both learnt something. Good work!