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Well that would be great. But I hope if AI integration is under discussion then the developers will open some conversations about what we want from AI. Or we could have a separate thread in this in the forum. I’d be glad to contribute what I have been using AI for so far. And I still think a lossless export/re-import would be straightforward to implement and very valuable in the interim and probably long term.

@Marco-Forte-0 Not in the current planner. However, it is a feature request for the planner that will replace the current website.

Thanks for your reply !

I agree that point 56 pretty close 42 is. And from certain point of view it is not that strange that MRA skipped to point 56. But.... 1. There was no reason recalculate. No roadworks, no deviation from my side. Me, the blue and white line were all still on the same road. 2. The issue is reproducable. This means something is wrong. But what? 3. When MRA is forced to recalculate (whatever the reason is). Why not recalculate to point 43. This is more obvious for the user.

I also heard (viavia...) that MRA is working on its POI manager... so I just wait...

Voor je eerste probleem kan je dit verhelpen door je offline navigatie aan te zetten en de offline kaarten die je nodig hebt te downloaden. Dan heb je daar geen lastmeer van als de verbinding weg valt.

Blackvieuw is een robuuste mobiele telefoon en samsung een gewone.

They are actually working on that for a next update. There are different items written on this forum for this problem.

@M.-Schrijver Thnx, die pak ik nog even mee.

@Corjan-Meijerink said: @Fridjof should be fixed in v6 released late september! Released in late September and subsequently available in Google Play Store around three weeks later Sorry, couldn't resist a stab at Google.

Ja, gewoon naar de lijst met routepunten en het routepunt waar je mee verder wilt lang vasthouden!

Problem solved with your information. Thank you,

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@Barteld-Hartstra said: Thank you very much for your answer. For the first time, a clear explanation of what happens to your routes when you use Tread, including the storage in the cloud. And more importantly: a solution that I can use. You're welcome. There is another use here who documented his nightmare with Tread/Explore, and how he corrected his situation. It can be viewed in post #11: https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/11124/gpx-versions-1.1-vs-1.2-for-garmin-visually-explained?page=1 It's clear that Garmin is deemphasizing external GPX route imports in favor of doing all route creation directly on their GPS navigation devices. They've officially cut out transfers from Basecamp to XT2/XT3 devices. And it's also clear there is a glitchy hit/miss problem transferring with Tread/Explore. If they ever change their Garmin/GPX file structure to eliminate allowing wired GPX file copies, that will be it for me. I think they're smart enough to not completely block outside transfers moving forward, but who knows?

This happens more with satelite layers, rather than Michelin or OSM. Changing layers corrects this behavior, but sometimes not.

@KurtvPoucke Jazeker Op de camper beurs in Utrecht van 30 september tot 4 oktober

@Jörgen yes in the app it can be changed BUT you have no option to change it quickly while you’re actually riding. If you read my initial post again you’ll see I had it set to what I wanted. The app crashed/reset and reverted back to miles instead of KM’s. I had nowhere to pull over to then have to mess around with the menus. My thoughts are an option where you touch the units showing on the screen and it would let you change quickly from there. I also post on another thread about have a “automatic” option which means it would default to the units applicable to the country your in

In addition to that, it would be helpful, to have a single button, to save all the app-preferences. When switching to another phone, you could import the settings by click, instead of walk through all the various settings.

@Jeroen-1s said: I understand that traffic jam information is obtained by the navigation systems, among other things, by the movement of mobile phones on the road, this information is provided by the telecom providers for this purpose, I think. So it seems that this information is not properly interpreted by the MyRoute app. TomTom seems to process this in a different way, so that you do get reliable traffic information. Every app has its own source for Traffic information. Google is the gold standard for providing the most current/comprehensive data. Apple is slightly behind but catching up. The Tread app (Zumo XT2/XT3) uses Garmin’s traffic network, which is actually pretty accurate. There are others, but unfortunately there isn't a universal source for all to tap into. MRA uses HERE provided traffic information. Like most things HERE, you're not getting the highest quality experience relative to the other map providers. Supposedly HERE traffic reporting is going to get better in an upcoming MRA release. Time will tell.