Quote from johansw on 30.03.2024, 07:49

I would have re-positioned stop 3 and 4 after haveing zoomed in a lot to see I placed the stops on the right side of the road etc.

I see this happening sometimes, and often the point before or after cause this.

Quote from Guido on 30.03.2024, 08:32

If what Johan suggests does not help, try downloading the offline map for the region.

If that doesn’t help either, what I sometimes do, is isolate the issue. I start a new route and place a start flag and where the issue begins and end flag where the issue ends.

It might be an issue with the map data itself, though. If you want I can have a look. If so, could you share the link to this route with me? To create a share link, select the route from your route list, scroll down to below the map preview and you will find a share button.

Quote from Newcomm1 on 30.03.2024, 09:23

I have tried the solutions with no luck.

Tell me where to send the route and I wil do so latter today.

Quote from Guido on 30.03.2024, 09:33

You can use the email button at the bottom of the help page

Quote from Old Man Emu on 30.03.2024, 17:33

I’m interested in this as it happens sometimes in Australia, I know I need to go in one direction but I get taken down a road and come back.

I think it’s certainly the Here maps error.

If I do that in Apple Maps, Google Maps or Open Street Maps it is correct.

 

In Open Street Maps I had to force it down the right turn with point.

In Scenic I had to put the start point almost right at the T junction.

Quote from Guido on 30.03.2024, 17:45

In the case of @newcomm1 it was a map error indeed.