Different route guidance between the route lab and the MRA route planner

[Reinhard Punz]

I've noticed that the MRA Route Lab and the MRA Route Planner use different routing data. I still prefer planning with the Route Lab because it's clearer for me. When I later open a route in the MRA, the planned route is displayed correctly, but as soon as I click "edit" or "navigate," the route can change. In my specific case, this is a problem because the MRA Route Planner (and therefore the navigation app) is providing incorrect data. This has led me astray several times recently. How can this be resolved?

[Hubert Thoring]

Solution: in the route planner...

• Activate traffic data

• Disable seasonal lockdowns

This is how the route planner behaves exactly like the app, I suspect construction sites or seasonal closures on the route ...

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Lösung: im Routenplaner…

• Verkehrsdaten aktivieren
• Saisonale Sperrungen deaktivieren

So verhält sich der Routenplaner genau so wie die App, ich vermute Baustellen oder Sperrungen Saisonal auf der Strecke …

[Lluis Arasanz]

@Hubert-Thoring

Yes, both modules has different configurations for routing and I always deactivate seasonal closures when planning.

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Solution: in the route planner...

Activate traffic data

Disable seasonal lockdowns

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but... Perhaps you mean "RouteLab" and not "RoutePlanner", isn't it?

At least, the images provided to deactivate seasonal closures and traffic layer are from RouteLab (WebPlanner)

Regards

[Reinhard Punz]

@Hubert-Thoring Thank you for the detailed response. I have now traced the steps and, for testing purposes, disabled the "Deactivate seasonal closures" option in the web planner; this yielded the same result as in the Android app. However, the result is incorrect. There is no seasonal closure or (total) closure in that area. It is unfortunate that the Android app does not respond when enabling or disabling seasonal closures; in either case, it always produces the same incorrect result.

Vielen Dank für die ausführliche Antwort. Ich habe das jetzt nachvollzogen und im Web-Planer den Menüpunkt "Saisonale Schließungen deaktivieren" testweise deaktiviert und kam damit zum selben Ergebnis wie in der Android App. Jedoch ist das Ergebnis falsch. Es gibt in dem Gebiet keine saisonale Schließung und es gibt keine (Total)sperre. Schade ist, dass die Android App nicht reagiert, wenn man Saisonale Schließungen aktiviert oder deaktiviert. Es kommt in diesem Fall immer dasselbe falsche Ergebnis heraus.

[RetiredWingMan]

Are you using the Here maps in routelab?

[M. Schrijver]

There seems to be some road closures on the stretch from Joachimsberg to Sankt Anton.

[Reinhard Punz]

@M.-Schrijver Yes, the image looks like it. There was indeed a road closure there at one time, but it's long since been lifted. I use the HERE map for route planning in the Route Lab (website), which is already up-to-date in that area. The data in the Android app seems to be outdated. It's a problem when you plan a route and the navigation system shows a different way. As I understand it, the web planner and the Android app should use the same map data.

Ja, die Abbildung sieht danach aus. Es gab dort tatsächlich einmal eine Straßensperre, die aber schon lange nicht mehr aktuell ist. Ich verwende im Routen Labor (Website) die HERE Karte für die Planung, die ist in dem Bereich bereits akutell. Die Daten der Android App scheinen veraltet zu sein. Es ist halt ein Problem, wenn man ein Route plant, und das Navi einen anderen Weg anzeigt. Die Web-Planer und die Android App sollten nach meinem Verständnis dasselbe Kartenmaterial verwenden.

[Reinhard Punz]

@RetiredWingMan Yes, I use HERE maps for planning.