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JFHEATH and PEABODY,
Thank you both very much for your valuable feedback. I have added all or your points (play on words) to my Zumo notes.
Cheers,
Keith

I asked Artificial Intelligence what was the difference between these three points and this link is the answer. Anyone disagree or have anything to add? https://g.co/gemini/share/166d3ae2255a Here's the breakdown of via points, shaping points, and waypoints on your Garmin GPS: Waypoint: A general ...

Thank you very much for the feedback and route with fewer points. 13 points vs. 200 would sure save me a lot of time. Thanks again.

Everyone on this forum has been very helpful and all of them are trying to save me some work by using fewer points (I'm using the word "points" to remain generic). I've been working with Zumos for five years and always with an average of 200 points per route only because that is how I was taught ...

Never mind. I reduced via points by another ~50 and that resolved the matter.
I thank you in advance.

Dan, Thank you very much for your feedback. I really appreciate the help. If you are willing to look at the route in question then I have attached it, but before you spend too much time on it let me add that I have seen this "cannot calculate route" enough times before. I have seen it so often that ...

I understand. I hope it doesn't come to that, but I understand the potential. One time I had a route with too many points and it gave me the same error message (cannot calculate route). My one-off solution wasn't much better--I used the BC operation "divide."

When I read 'an inverted route' and '251 via-points' it could be that one or more are on the wrong lane of a highway. (in the opposite direction) Or maybe on a one-way road, or roundabaout on the wrong side. Edit: Come to think of it. There cant be 251 via-points. The majority must be shaping ...

Thank you very much for the suggestions. Those tips are the first thing I did and I did find issues but corrected them before posting to the forum.
Yes, I do have 251 via points for a 218 mile route. That is how I prevent the Zumo from taking me off my desired route.

Thanks again.

I have a route that transfers from BC to Zumo fine. While in BC I used the duplicate operation to create a second copy then I used the invert route option. Regarding the inverted route, as expected I had to manually doctor it up before attempting an import to the Zumo. For the inverted route I ...