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I have added a Howto describing how to get a route in Google Maps and check for road blocks.
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In the past years I have had my share of road blocks. On average it will happen 3 times a day that a road is completely blocked, and you have to find a detour. My experience is from The Netherlands and Germany, but what I read in this forum, that it is a common problem. Enabling traffic on the Satna...

I agree with FxWheels that Basecamp is the best when you use a PC/Laptop. Please also look at the excellent document that Jfheath prepared. 'Zumo XT and Basecamp, everything that you need to know' on top of this forum. What you said about the XT directing you to the middle of a field, typically happ...

Hello Omobono I like Calimoto. Because it offers a lot of interesting routes, at least in the Netherlands and Germany where I live. But because of the limitations (see below) I always recreate the route in Basecamp, and some tools of Javawa, to get it working correctly on the Zumo XT. Limitations: -...

Thanks for posting the results

First of all. I live in the Netherlands, so things could be different here compared to your location. In some Dutch forums I found that spoken navigation does not work when MULTIPLE routable maps are activated. The TOPO maps are not routable, a quick googling on 'TTSTD-British-Isles' shows that the ...

@phenderson

To begin with I would untick the 2 'TTSD British Isles' maps. The rest I recognise, and have never caused problems.

I don't think that program will work for the XT, as the XT only supports MTP. And Javawa doesnt support MTP.

A pitty because Javawa has great tools. (Like RTWtool to unglitch)

I'm familiar with the Basecamp tools. And yes if it were only 2 shaping points it would be easier to use them. But suppose you're planning a 4 days trip and each trip has about 50 shaping points? 2 side notes: 1) When you move a point with the 'move tool' it will not snap (or should I say lock?) to ...

I have documented how to put the Via/Shaping points on the road. See: viewtopic.php?t=1868