@Reinhard-32 thanks for your reply. Yes I’m aware of that and I do have it, I was just wondering if I was out on my bike is the Roundtour feature available on my phone in the Nav app.

Hi, I see you can plan a route using the ‘Roundtour’ feature in MyRoute app which is then saved to routes for use in the Nav App. I have looked but the ‘Roundtour’ feature doesn’t seem to be in the Nav App to allow you to create a route using the Nav App if you are out and about.

Have I missed it? If not is there plans to add this the the Nav App anytime soon?

Many thanks.

@Nick-Carthew very strange, don’t know why mine doesn’t want to play ball! I tried again today, now this time it did skip waypoint 7 a few hundred yards down the road. My concern is that it was telling me to turn right towards 7 which I might have done if I didn’t know the area. My TomTom would just ignore WP 7 and turn me left straight away to rejoin the route. When I’m leading 20 bikers the last thing I need is turning down some narrow road only to then tell them all they have to do a U turn!

@Nick-Carthew everday’s a school day!

https://www.myrouteapp.com/en/social/route/2854350?mode=share

Hopefully if Grand Master has taught me well this will work!

@Nick-Carthew lol, if I knew how I would. Can you point me in the right direct. Cheers.

@Timo-Martosatiman-MRA
Hi Timo, hope you are well. As mentioned in a previous reply I tried the new feature for skipping waypoints but unfortunately it doesn’t appear to work. The attached picture shows a planned route I used for the test, instead of following the route to waypoint 9 I drove down the road I’ve highlighted in red which takes you to the M1 motorway back onto the planned route. After taking the road in red a message popped up on the Nav saying it will skip the waypoint as I appear to be ignoring it, at this point I thought it would then re-route to the M1 but it didn’t. In fact for the next 10 miles the same message came up several times but the Nav was just trying to turn me around and take me back to the missed waypoints. I continued to the finish point of the route and it was still trying to turn me around. I really want this to work, however I will be leading a group of 20 bikers soon on a 3 day ride so can’t afford to have any mistakes so I will be going back to using MRA with a dedicated satnav.

I look forward to hearing your feedback, many thanks, Craig.

@Timo-Martosatiman-MRA thank you, testing it out as we speak so hopefully resolves the issue.

@Nick-Carthew sorted the update, deleted the app and downloaded it again.

@Nick-Carthew for some reason I don’t have this update, looked to see if the update was pending but nothing. Not sure where you are based but maybe a delay for the UK. If the update works that will be great to see!

This is related to a previous topic I posted ‘How does MyRoute Nav re-route’. I have been a user of the MyRoute app for a few years now and love it. Alongside the app I used a TomTom satnav, however I thought why not use the MyRoute Nav on my phone along side the MyRoute app so I made the change. Overall it’s ok, however I have found a major flaw in the Nav app! When I took a wrong turn using my TomTom it would automatically re-route me to the nearest point further down the road which was perfect. However with the MyRoute Nav if you take a wrong turn using a planned route with multiple waypoints it tries to turn you around back to any waypoints you have missed. The only way to overcome this is to go into the options and use the ‘skip’ option, enter the number of points you want to skip and then you can continue along your planned route. This to me is no good when you are riding a motorbike, having to stop every time you take a wrong turn or take a slight detour to then mess about removing your gloves to skip waypoints makes the MyRoute Nav unfit for purpose in my opinion! Will be contacting MyRoute support and going back to a dedicated satnav.