Route on Temporary Road Closure?

Ron Z

I'm planning a route for middle March, and a portion of the National Trails Hwy is currently closed but expected to reopen. However, the Routeplanner is not allowing to route on the currently closed portion. Is there a way around this to ensure the route follows the road?

Nick Carthew

@Ron-Z If you use The HERE planning map you can use the tool: Disable seasonal closures from the toolkit.

Ron Z

@Nick-Carthew said in Route on Temporary Road Closure?:

@Ron-Z If you use The HERE planning map you can use the tool: Disable seasonal closures from the toolkit.

I tried that, and it's not working.

As you can see in the above image, the route is not continuous from points 12 to 13 and it's still routing me to avoid that. But the closure isn't seasonal, it's just closed due to some road damage that's expected to be repaired next month.

Hans van de Ven MR.MRA

@Ron-Z

Put on the traffic layer and when there are black lines then is it reported as a close road

Nick Carthew

@Ron-Z If you know the road will be repaired by the time that you want to use it, then you do not need to do anything. I would maybe position a pink route point with information at Kelbaker Rd.

richard 3v

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MR-MRA said in Route on Temporary Road Closure?:

@Ron-Z

Put on the traffic layer and when there are black lines then is it reported as a close road

How do you "put on the traffic layer" ?

Dave J 0

@Ron-Z I have had this happen to me a few times with similar road closures in Wales. I generally will make sure that my shaping points will take me to the road (which I think they do from your picture). With the last point before the route, I will make pink with a warning icon and put a note in the waypoint about when the road is expected to open. Additionally at a point just before the detour for the closure, I will also put another point with a warning icon and call it 'Check Road Open' or something similar and I will then receive a verbal warning (settings dependent). The main point is that if you are navigating as a route then the navigation will take you on the route if the road is open when you start the route on your device and the route calculation is performed. Sometimes the roads are not always notified as being formally open but the check point allows me to see what signage is out if the route is open or not.

If you are navigating as route to track then same calculation should happen to generate the track correctly if the road is open. Happy to be corrected if not the case as I am still 'playing' with this new feature. The additional points I suggested will still be useful to check as with a route.

Remember that the web planning tool is just a planner based on published information (visible when selecting traffic) but your device will calculate your route or track on known information at that time when you start the app to navigate. Hope this makes sense and helpful.

Nick Carthew

@richard-3v said in Route on Temporary Road Closure?:

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MR-MRA said in Route on Temporary Road Closure?:

@Ron-Z

Put on the traffic layer and when there are black lines then is it reported as a close road

How do you "put on the traffic layer" ?

The last option in the overlay maps. A black line indicates a closure in one direction a black line on both sides indicates a full closure.

Martin Wilcke

@Ron-Z
To plan a route to be travelled later, you can switch to the OSM Routing Engine(!), which will work.

, which will work.

Con Hennekens

@Ron-Z, that road is depicted as a dotted line, which indicates an unpaved road. StreetView proves it is paved though, although it seems to be in a deplorable state...

https://mapfeedback.here.com/
says indeed that this road is unpaved indeed.
You can create a report there, to have it changed.