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@Steve-Jarrell are your settings the same as they are in the planner ? I am talking about allowed roads ? When you hit navigate on the phone, drag the bottom bar and check what you have allowed or not allowed there. I think only these settings can modify route while navigating. Also you can try navigating "Route as a track", it can be enabled from settings ! [image: 1747975666026-whatsapp-image-2025-05-23-at-07.46.04_e2ad5f8c.jpg]

https://www.myrouteapp.com/route/open/11112336 Thanks

@Joce-Doubs if you have switched on synch at MyRoute-App then your planned routes with MRA-Routeplanner will be synched automatically into the app (as route). Then you can try as @Bart-De-Medts wrote: navigate as track. But if you really want to see your planning as track, then do a download from MRA-Routeplanner as gpx file at your phone. Then do an import in MyRoute-App of that file as track. I'm doing it in that way, if I'm riding offroad and don't want an active routing. Seeing the track on screen is enough...

@Nick-Carthew @RetiredWingMan @Con-Hennekens thank you all - now I found it

Thanks, I will check soon.

I'll be patient!

So do I!

@Erik-3f welke telefoon en Android versie gebruik je?

Hey thanks @Nick-Carthew ! I'll test this out this weekend.

@Adrian-Avram I'm furious!

thank you

@Nick-Carthew said in Finding public created routes: Can I ask what’s wrong with the RouteXpert routes? Sometimes there just aren't many in the region @Andrew-William-Jones said in Finding public created routes: How do I find other users routes that are public but not created Experts. There is no method of searching for them. Public routes can be shared by the maker, through hyperlinks or embedded in their own website. Like @Kenny-Thierens explains, it is a good idea to look for some MRA groups. Within a group you can browse through routes published in that group.

Are you talking about the native use of the app (on your phone) or about the use of an Android Auto or Carplay device? Check the app permissions, whether it is allowed to "always" instead of "when in use" for both battery usage and location services. See if that helps.

@Ck-Hos, what @Rob-Verhoeff says is likely what happened. Place your first waypoint some distance into the direction you want to start, to make sure you actually "hit" it , when driving off. The first waypoint is a VIA point (hand-shape) and will not be automatically skipped if you don't hit it.

@Thomas-Neumeyer said in Route could not be calculated: app went bananas That is a nice description, but not really informative. Can you elaborate? There is an option in de settings that says "Navigate routes as tracks" (or similar in English). Is that enabled? Disable it and try again. Tracks can only be calculated online, but the app should make an approximation and throw a message about that. @Thomas-Neumeyer said in Route could not be calculated: I thought the app is switching automatically to off line routing? No, it will always throw a message to ask if you want to go online or offline.

Hi! Ich würde mir das auch wünschen, natürlich in offline mode. Weil, die Karten sind eh runtergeladen, warum die nicht gleich nutzen.

You have to get a controller compatible with your carplay device. So Chigee has dedicated remote that connects via bluetooth to the device. As far as I know there is no bluetooth remote control compatible with Carpuride.

Followup - We had another detour today and MRA skipped several shaping points with absolutely now issue. I have no idea what the problem was the other day but my settings (as far as I know) are the same, but my Android version of MRA worked flawlessly today skipping shaping points. Now, if it could have just warned me about the closed road and the extremely slippery detour that we had to take that would be awesome!!!

@Nick-Carthew I agree! We're making the best of it though. Thank goodness for our Gerbing electric jackets (yes, we're spoiled!). They have made a world of difference. We did have a whole day (almost) without rain so we were very thankful! Steve