Scott Chapin
Outstanding Explorer

Accolades where accolades are due! The ability to add waypoints and reorder them is very very nice. Thank you!

It didn't work for me and I did indicate where it was. It was in a river crossing bottleneck and I kept coming back on circuitous routes. Alternate routes now shows their graphic representations, so you can select one that avoids the block.

It did bring me back again, when identifying the block on my route. Most roads in the area were in a bottleneck at the river. The best option was to drive in a divergent direction long enough to select an alternate route. It's very similar as to situations where traffic is really backed up and it doesn't know it. Avoid…

That's when you have to use your noodle. I have had avoid road block reroute me away from and right back to the roadblock too many times.

Then you need to use your noodle. Avoid road blocks in those instances has frequently rerouted me back to the road block on a diversionary excursion.

Yes, travel via would be nice. Alternate routes can be used to avoid road blocks. I like having a list of the route. Being able to reorder favorites was nice too.

Thank you!!! Now route list and I'll be happy.

I'm thoroughly disappointed. I bought into it because it doesn't require cellular data connectivity. The trade offs are too severe though. A real annoying aspect for me besides the common mentions, is having remaining distance to waypoint rounded to a quarter mile when my odometer is calibrated in tenths. That's probably…

I miss the information list too. It is annoying not to be able to preview the selected route prior to heading out.

It has been disappointing to say the least. I would be happy with route listing and via, but no go. It's been ages since a release which took away sound mixing and gave us winding roads. Neither were a benefit to me.

iPhone was released way more than two months ago. I got mine in March 2016. Sorry I cannot delete my erroneous post.

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Don't forget vias and route listing.

The speed limit and current speed are there. At least they are in the USA maps.

That's it's only saving grace. The lack of "navigate via" is really debilitating. The lack of a route instructions list is also sad. I don't want to watch a 12 hour route video in real time to check the route. Not as bad, but annoying in the USA anyway is remaining distance readouts rounded to the nearest mile, except when…

Winding roads? Seriously?

Has development stopped? There's a lot still missing and builds are few and far between.