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Your "problem" has no logic.
When choosing a route, the differences are reduced to only a few places, and certainly not visible at high zoom.
Here you are not looking for roads as a pedestrian, but for a vehicle.
LocusMap is primarily intended for leisure activities.
If you want to choose your own roads, not the shortest/fastest/ best ones, then you have to plan carefully and spent much more time.
Igo will not take you to the roads of poor quality unless you insist on it. Etc etc...
You actually want to use iGO to travel outside standard routes.
For the purpose you want, you will need to combine both applications.
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29th November 2019, 09:33 AM #1iGO Enthusiast
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Why to use 2 apps? If both have the same roads on the map? Only because iGo don't show them at the zoom level that i want?
For me, is not a problem spending more time for planning a route, but i want to find a way to do'it on iGo...
I understand that this days, the navigation apps are for lazy people that only choose the destination and let the software do the rest. And then spend countless hours on traffics jams only because they don't wanna (or know) to search themselves alternative routes and hope that the app will do even that for them.
But i'm an... "old style" navigation apps user, and, sometimes, i wanna "take the matters on my own hands"...
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