Showing multiple routes
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As someone who does traffic supervising ("verkeer regelen" in Dutch), I want to be able to see a track/route other than the one that I'm already navigating with.
To put this question/suggestion more in to perspective, I will give an example: When supervising/directing traffic, and going from point to point, I don't want to cross over/drive over the original route of the event (lets say a bicycle race). As in some cases this even is prohibited. By seeing the route on my map, I can try to move around it or at least find a good crossing point.
I know that it is possible to view multiple routes in MyRoute Web. Trough there I could (in theory) plan out the crossings of the route. The problem is that there are many factors which can't really be pre-planned in these kinds of events.
Does anyone have any tips or advice for such a situation?
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As someone who does traffic supervising ("verkeer regelen" in Dutch), I want to be able to see a track/route other than the one that I'm already navigating with.
To put this question/suggestion more in to perspective, I will give an example: When supervising/directing traffic, and going from point to point, I don't want to cross over/drive over the original route of the event (lets say a bicycle race). As in some cases this even is prohibited. By seeing the route on my map, I can try to move around it or at least find a good crossing point.
I know that it is possible to view multiple routes in MyRoute Web. Trough there I could (in theory) plan out the crossings of the route. The problem is that there are many factors which can't really be pre-planned in these kinds of events.
Does anyone have any tips or advice for such a situation?
@Wouter-Gosseling Interesting usecase. Don't think MRA is magic. Yes it is, but not in your usecase...
. Primarly it's a combined routeplanner and navigation app. I know Garmins can display routes and tracks at the same time (the cyclerace is a track for ex. and you trying to get around with a route). In MRA that's not possible at the moment. -
As someone who does traffic supervising ("verkeer regelen" in Dutch), I want to be able to see a track/route other than the one that I'm already navigating with.
To put this question/suggestion more in to perspective, I will give an example: When supervising/directing traffic, and going from point to point, I don't want to cross over/drive over the original route of the event (lets say a bicycle race). As in some cases this even is prohibited. By seeing the route on my map, I can try to move around it or at least find a good crossing point.
I know that it is possible to view multiple routes in MyRoute Web. Trough there I could (in theory) plan out the crossings of the route. The problem is that there are many factors which can't really be pre-planned in these kinds of events.
Does anyone have any tips or advice for such a situation?
Hi @Wouter-Gosseling on android the openstreetmap app Osmand can possibly do what you want
It can certainly show mulriple tracks on the screen & I believe also navigate a route at the same time
