Had a wee look at that route. The route looks good I can't see anything wrong with it. But there are three scenarios that I thought of that could cause it to have a hissy fit
1. Automatic route recalculations not selected in the navigation settings. So you go through Point 6 but you are using Online navigation rather than offline navigation with downloaded maps. You lose phone signal before 6 and regain it before 7 you don't have auto recalculations turned on (its turned off by default I think) so it wants to go back to 6 as it thinks it hasn't passed through it.
2. Automatic route recalculations not selected in the navigation settings. So you go through Point 6 but you briefly loose GPS signal going through the trees on this part of the route (Unlikely) and you have automatic route recalculations turned off.
3. Automatic route recalculations not selected in the navigation settings. But you are online and you get an e-mail/call app update that occupies the CPU of your phone briefly so it wants you to go back to 6 as it thinks it hasn't passed through it.
I all scenarios I think that you would have to had auto recalculation switched off. On testing MRA I've found that with this switched on the app will try and route you back to a missed waypoint until you pass through the next one then it will carry on. You can only Skip Via points manually waypoints can be skipped automatically and manually.
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Functional
The settings below affect how navigation is calculated and how the route may be modified while driving. This is from the MRA support pages.
Functional
The settings below affect how navigation is calculated and how the route may be modified while driving.
- Offline navigation: Are you going to drive somewhere where you are not sure about your internet? Then turn on the offline navigation. ATTENTION! Before using this option, you must make the map of the region in question available offline.
- Skip waypoints automatically: The route cannot be followed completely and you cannot pass a route point, by enabling this option this route point will be skipped automatically. You will then see a pop-up message with which you can still cancel the skipping. If you do nothing, the route point will be skipped.
- Traffic-aware route calculation: If this option is on, you will see the delays on the map when starting the navigation. If there is a long delay, the arrival time will turn yellow. The app will also choose the fastest route during a recalculation.
- Search for fuel stations along route: Choose here whether you want to see fuel stations along the route. This way you can easily add one to your navigation.
- Check if routes were made in the HERE map: Choose whether or not to check if the route has been created in the HERE map or not. If the route is not created in the HERE map, differences may arise between the created route and the final route that will be navigated.
- Check for route violations: It may sometimes happen that your route contains a road that you are in principle not allowed to drive on, but the route still runs on this road due to circumstances (think of a placed waypoint on a road with a weight limit for trucks). With this setting, you will receive a warning when starting the navigation and while driving if your route contains such a road.
- Check track navigation for errors: With this option turned on, you will receive an informative message before the navigation starts with points that may cause problems. Click no if you are not interested in seeing these points and click yes to show the points on the map.
- Allow track navigation for routes: Select here if track navigation for routes is allowed or not. If this function is on, track navigation will always be started, regardless of whether it is a route or track.
- Automatically start tracklog for routes: If you enable this setting, the track will start automatically when you start driving. ATTENTION! This function only works while navigating routes.
