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| * Using the same road twice - will result in a different way back | * Using the same road twice - will result in a different way back | ||
| - | * Avoid toll roads | + | * Toll roads |
| - | * Avoid ferries | + | * Ferries |
| - | * Avoid motorways | + | * Motorways |
| - | * Avoid main roads - this will result on a route mostly using smaller back country roads | + | * Main roads - this will result on a route mostly using smaller back country roads |
| - | * Avoid narrow | + | * Narrow |
| - | * Avoid unpaved | + | * Unpaved |
| If you are a Kurviger Tourer, you can even change how strongly these avoidances should factor into the routing calculation. So you might decide to have only a slight ferry avoidance, but still using a ferry if the detour would be too long. | If you are a Kurviger Tourer, you can even change how strongly these avoidances should factor into the routing calculation. So you might decide to have only a slight ferry avoidance, but still using a ferry if the detour would be too long. | ||
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| ===== Loading routes (Overlay vs. Route) ===== | ===== Loading routes (Overlay vs. Route) ===== | ||
| - | Kurviger can load routes in many formats. On the website, click on import, there you can select the route you want to import. | + | Kurviger can load routes in many formats. On the website, click on '' |
| The overlay only displays the data, but does not use it for routing. This can be useful to load a couple of routes to help you plan a route. Another use case could be to load data from third parties like Passknacker to include certain POIs. | The overlay only displays the data, but does not use it for routing. This can be useful to load a couple of routes to help you plan a route. Another use case could be to load data from third parties like Passknacker to include certain POIs. | ||