Navigation next doesn't restart navigation from the current position?

[Rob Verhoeff]

@Corrado-Miniati-0 said in Navigation next doesn't restart navigation from the current position?:

is it a bug?

I really have no idea. The app works fine for me.

[Hans van de Ven MR.MRA]

@Corrado-Miniati-0

Do you use the Here map to create your routes? Navigation Next uses the Here card for Navigation.
Place the shaping and waypoints correctly on the black route line

[Corrado Miniati 0]

@Rob: thanks for the feedback, I need to understand the reason for this incorrect management

@Hans: thanks for the feedback, I don't use Here but OpenStreetMap because it is the only option that allows me to use the segments, with Here they are disabled.
Do you have any suggestions?

[M. Schrijver]

The few times i used the app to restart a route it always tried to sent me back to the 1. point.
This already so for multiple software versions.

The chose map in the routeplanner should not have any influence on this behaviour.

[Hans van de Ven MR.MRA]

@Corrado-Miniati-0

After you planned the route, change map to Here and check the route

[Corrado Miniati 0]

@M. Schrijver: thanks for the feedback but if you also noticed this behavior does it mean that the app has a major bug?
Do the developers read the forum and are aware of it?

@Hans: thanks for the feedback, ok I will.
I thought some users had already verified this solution.

[RetiredWingMan]

When you stop navigation you should get a screen like the one below. At this point just close the app. When you restart the app, this screen should reappear and you choose to resume navigation by clicking the yellow navigation box or click No to end this resume option.

[Vincent Curren]

I was out for a ride today. I strategically planned my route to go past a wine store that I liked. I pulled into the parking lot, stopped navigation, went in and bought my wine. When I came out, I pressed "resume navigation," and the software picked up my route from where I was. So, it's working for me. This is on an Android phone, by the way, a Pixel 6.

I'm glad to be reminded of the Long-press option, though, in case I need it in the future.

Vinnie

[Corrado Miniati 0]

@Douglas: Thanks for the feedback.
I checked, it's as you say, but if you accidentally click on "No" then the app doesn't understand where you are to continue with the planned itinerary?
What is the purpose of the "Calculate from your current location" option that you can use if you start browsing again?

@Vinnie: great review, worth what was written for Douglas.

[Con Hennekens]

@Corrado-Miniati-0, Yes, if you pressed "NO" in that position, it is quite clear that starting a new route will advance from the first WP. That is no bug, that's just how it works. Change your habit to put the gloves on only AFTER the route is correct on your device

The slider makes it possible to not include the part from the location where you are to the start point of a route, in the duration and the distance of the route.

[Corrado Miniati 0]

@Con-Hennekens
Thanks Con for the explanation but knowing the current location via GPS, couldn't the app proceed to the next waypoint without returning you to the starting point?
Maybe I'm wrong but it seems logical to me.

[Nick Carthew]

@Corrado-Miniati-0 said in Navigation next doesn't restart navigation from the current position?:

@Con-Hennekens
Thanks Con for the explanation but knowing the current location via GPS, couldn't the app proceed to the next waypoint without returning you to the starting point?
Maybe I'm wrong but it seems logical to me.

As good as the app is, it is still not capable of reading minds
If navigation was turned off and a second confirmation to turn off was chosen the app will think that you want to start the route again from the beginning.
A long press on the next route point or choosing the route point from the waypoint list in the navigation menu will start the route from your chosen position.

[Corrado Miniati 0]

@Nick-Carthew
Nick thanks for the feedback.
Maybe with AI MRA will also get there....
Jokes aside, I will use the method you suggested, even if for my way of thinking it seems logical to continue along the planned route after a stop and instead I would force it if I decided to change it.