There is a road but MRA don‘t like it :-)
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Hi there,
I have imported a GPX file with several waypoints and noticed that mra is not going via we 4 and 5. It does‘t do it with 4 and 5 being shaping point and the same changing wo 4 and 5 to via points.
See screenshot:
Any ideas?
Greetings
Tom -
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@Con-Hennekens Thx a lot
I need to install Google Maps
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@TomOnTour, No you don't
You can access streetview from within the planner webservice.Click the Streetview icon and then anywhere on the map where the roads are marked grey-ish. You see that the road you wanted to ride actually is not in Streetview, but the road from which you want to turn in is.
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@Con-Hennekens Thanx for that hint. Now I see that my decision to go to one of Jörgens trainings for MyRoute-APP beginners is a real good one.
I plan routes for many many years now and used several tools end devices, but the MyRoute-APP solution ist still pretty new for me and lots of the things I historically did with the help of external tools, is now part of the central platform.
I like that and I am getting more and more into the very powerful features.Tom
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@TomOnTour said
I plan routes for many many years now and used several tools end devices, but the MyRoute-APP solution ist still pretty new for me and lots of the things I historically did with the help of external tools, is now part of the central platform.
That's the reason I switched to MRA, I also had several tools open in different screens, like Google Streetview, Google Maps, Booking.com, Michelin Map, etc. And now it is all in one screen
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@TomOnTour, I am sure you will get the hang of it
. Jörgens videos or great.
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@Con-Hennekens when I discovered that function, it quickly became a 'route check' as part of my process. If any route I am planning does not show, it is quickly left out. To ensure my confidence in this function, I verified with Google Maps (yellow man) and Google Earth - both verified the road/route should not be attempted with a cruiser/bagger motorcyle.