Kaart in navigatie app

[Con Hennekens]

@Adrian-Avram, I am not being paid, I am just refuting nonsense. You can compare whatever you want, but you do not have any insight on how calculations are being done. MRA does not do the calculations, period. And yes OF COURSE there will be some explanation for what is happening. map versions is one, SDK version could be another. Some day it will be corrected in MRA as well, probably as a result of some version upgrade.

[Marinus van Deudekom]

@Adrian-Avram you don't have to agree with what I say. I'm just trying to help users understand how MRA works so they can enjoy wonderfull routes. I'm nothing stating anything about other planners. I'm not using those. I'm not frustrated. MRA doesn't pay me a single cent. In MY opinion MRA is by far the best routeplanner. Is it perfect. Not yet but it's getting pretty damned close.
Try to stay positive and enjoy the ride

[Bart De Medts]

@Con-Hennekens said in Kaart in navigatie app:

Dat OSM vaak hazepaadjes kiest bij afslagen en tankstations aan autowegen is een algemeen bekend feit.
Zoals jij het beschrijft lijkt het of je plant in OSM terwijl je (uiteraard) navigeert in HERE op basis van "Route als Track" in de MRA app.

Slim, dat is inderdaad een mogelijke verklaring.

[Corjan Meijerink]

Wow people, how disappointing. Why are you all so easily annoyed?
I am absolutely detested by the fact that of some people here I expect more as respected community members. Part of being a respected community member is also sometimes to just let things be.

First of all - this thread is not at all answering the initial question.
The simple answer "HERE" is correct - done.

Then regarding the different mapping engines.
Both HERE and TomTom are paid services and we do not influence their routing in any way apart from the options that we expose in the toolkit. These services provide excellent routes with no errors (apart from possible access rules, time restrictions, seasonal closures etc that all come from missing data that can be reported using their tools).

OpenStreetMap is an open source map data platform.
Using this data people can create their own routes but that is not OpenStreetMap. That is done with GraphHopper, yet another piece op open sourced software (or some other routing platform but this one is most popular).

We, MRA, have our own implementation of this GraphHopper engine with the latest version of OpenStreetMap loaded into it. As this is our own server with some custom algorithms we are responsible of some of the routing.
Basic routing errors can be caused by map data mistakes (OpenStreetMap) but more likely it's because we actually have a mistake in our server.

@Adrian-Avram you are completely right this is an issue on our side and I've asked the person responsible to investigate it and fix it.

Feel free to contact me personally for further discussion but I will lock this thread.