Oh no!
  • Vote Up0Vote Down OldieOldie
    What a routing (in Dresden)

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    Why does Navigator not just stay on S 127?

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  • Vote Up0Vote Down tomastomas
    with default car settings route is on S127
    please check your vehicle settings
  • Vote Up0Vote Down chattiewomanchattiewoman
    +1 just for the title :-D

    I know the issue too and I think it's caused by a too optimistic time calculation for turns plus the vehicle settings ("oh, we didn't use minor roads often enough to reach the desired percentage!")
  • Vote Up0Vote Down OldieOldie
    As we had it a couple of times, default settings are not really usable for daily life. It is way to fast especially in cities. And it is very tedious to move the slider to a specific speed. May be this is because of my small screen  (Xperia Xcompact) in relation to my thick fingers :D

    For me, it would be much more comfortable, to have an option to set speeds for calculation with a numeric pad.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down MB76MB76
    "For me, it would be much more comfortable, to have an option to set speeds for calculation with a numeric pad."

    Full ACK
  • Vote Up0Vote Down MB76MB76
    Speed AND Priority....
  • Vote Up0Vote Down DelfinDelfin
    Possible reason for the detour: For MFN the S 172 (Zellescher Weg) is urban and the detour (Reichenbachstr.) is extra-urban. (In OSM both are tagged with urban.)
  • Vote Up0Vote Down OldieOldie
    Another oh no!

    Some weeks ago, I was on my way from Chemnitz to Dresden, via the Autobahn A4. Since there was a traffic jam on the Autobahn (checked via Google Maps) some kilometers before Dresden, I wanted to leave the Autobahn early and therefore deselected Autobahn on the routing profile. The remaining distance was some 40 km. Look, what Navigator routed then:

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    Absolutely crazy, nothing less like this. The first exit, actually some 10 km away, Navigator found, was North of Berlin, but on the "wrong" side of the Autobahn. So Navigator routed further North, turned back on an Autobahn intersection and left the Autobahn somewhere in the wild North of Berlin and routed back to Dresden on non-Autobahn roads. It it obvious, that I did not follow that. I selected then to use the Autobahn, and the routing became normal again, some 40 km left ...
  • Vote Up0Vote Down tomastomas
    its all very well, but we need details to check, best in coordinates
  • Vote Up0Vote Down OldieOldie
    Put the start on Autobahn A4 direction Dresden between exits Berbersdorf and Siebenlehn. Put target at Dresden South for example at Dohnaer Platz. Deselct Autobahn in routing profile. Start simulation. Have fun!
  • Vote Up0Vote Down tomastomas
    my primary route is 48km, 27min
    secondary 45km, 30min

  • Vote Up0Vote Down JambaFeeJambaFee
    My result is like Oldie's:
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    Looks like at least Oldie, Matthias, Delfin and I have another program in use than you, tomas!
  • Vote Up0Vote Down tomastomas
    I have no idea how you achieve this - do you have the latest maps?
  • Vote Up0Vote Down tomastomas
    please provide departure and destination in coordinates, then I can test the same route
  • Vote Up0Vote Down DelfinDelfin
    Hi Tomas,

    from 51.015833, 13.247778  to 51.008806, 13.785417

    I get the same result as Oldie and JambaFee.
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    If the map of the Czech Republic is installed, I get the following routes (the first one if "Small Local Road" is disabled, the second one if "Small Local Road" is enabled).

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  • Vote Up0Vote Down OldieOldie
    I have just updated maps, CZ Map is installed. Result as the latest image from @Delfin. Via Plzen, cheers!
    :))
    Checked on my Smartphone.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down OldieOldie
    It is even much much more crazy. Start just before Siebenlehn exit on Autobahn A4. Target just behind on Bundesstraße B 101, some 3,5 km. Navigator does not use exit Siebenlehn, if you deselect Autobahn. It goes more than 800 km.

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    This one tested after a map update on my tablet.

    If you are on Autobahn and deselect Autobahn in route profile, Navigator should simply leave the Autobahn at the next exit and stay on non Autobahn roads from there on.

  • Vote Up0Vote Down PidiePidie
    Whell: MF is sending me over the wrong side of a highway!!!!

    530 14' 48.3'' N
    60 35'00.9"E

    to

    530 14'34.1"N
    60 35'17.4"E


    sorry, can't insert picture
  • Vote Up0Vote Down tomastomas
    isn't that problem with your GPS?
  • Vote Up0Vote Down PidiePidie
    ( post above:  first 0 should be the little thing means degrees)
    Even when I let MF calculate it on the PC it creates a route on the wrong side of the highway. Problem in OSM??? Could no see anything is wrong. Tryed some other points on our city-ring. When its shorter to drive on the wrong side, it will be calculated.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down PidiePidie
    Thomas, I am pritty sure it's since the newest card-update, the older cards doesn't let me gost-driving!
  • Vote Up0Vote Down PidiePidie
    Thomas,I send a e-mail with info.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down OldieOldie
    Another oh no!

    A 14 in Germany just north of Dreieck Nossen direction Leipzig. Target was somewhere in Dresden. Switched off Autobahn in routing profile while navigating:

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    Didn't follow this, just left the Autobahn at the (next) exit Nossen. Navigator automatically rerouted, made just 37 km from 800+.

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    Followed this

    :-))
  • Vote Up0Vote Down OldieOldie
    Last friday I had another oh no. Mapfactor is still very week, when route options are set to no highway and you enter an highway anyway.

    I woul expect, that Mapfactor would try to leave the highway at the next opportunity, but it does not.

    Last friday I was heading the Bundesstraße 173 towards Dresden with my scooter, route options set to no highway.

    When I entered the Autobahn A 17 anyway direction south/Czech Republic Mapfactor route to somwhere behind the German/Czech Border and routed back north on the Autobahn (remember: highway option not set!!!).

    This is simply crazy!
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