@Nick-Carthew Thank you Nick
I will check on Googlemaps tomorrow as it is 16:26hrs.
Anyway, as an example, what i see with Kurvinger using OpenStreetMap is very useful.
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@Nomko-Nomden Hello I looked at it, it is at 100% so that should be fine, I did some more research and found out that the AD blocker is the culprit, I turned it off and refreshed the page and then the buttons became visible again. Strange that these are blocked. But it doesn't matter it works again.
@Michele-Skipper for what i understand is, you created 1 single route and now you want to divide it over several days based on distance/time like start date/end date /start time/end time.. am i correct?
in all fairness, i don't think this is possible. The only correct way to divide a long route in several routes is to use the split option as already suggested.
@Martin-Wilcke
Thank you for the great answer. I do export as Zumo XT 1.2 and rarely have an issue. But I have now learned that have to FEW shaping points can/will cause the Zumo to look for the default selection (Fastest, Shortest, Curvy) if it doesn't have another shaping point close enough to the last.
I'm still unclear on the value of export Route as a Track. Even after Serg's video I'm not sure what I am gaining. vs export to 1.2
@Bouke-Ent, ik denk dat juist daar een probleem gaat ontstaan als je niet met de HERE kaart planned. Bij het benaderen van de track in offline mode ziet HERE in de app niet dat je over dat in OSM beschikbare weggetje kunt. Hij gaat dan tóch een alternatief bedenken. Maar wel goed om dingen uit te proberen. Daar leer je van wat wel of niet goed werkt.
normaal vergelijk ik route met here en indien gelijk zet ik hem over. maar dit was even om te testen. vroeger en nu als ik xt of 345 gebruik naast MRA dan had ik optie spoor weergeven en die klopte nu voor 95% (witte lijn) dus best tevreden. waar MRA next afweek was bv bij voor here afgesloten wegen waar dan here weer gelijk had.
Then while driving I need to see the ETA to the next possible stop.
Yes that's what I meant of course, the first stop in line.
Let's see if devs (they are reading along) see a possibility to a plausible solution for you.