Waypoints are the key markers you set to define where you want to travel. In turn-by-turn navigation, you need at least two waypoints: one for your starting point and one for your destination. Once those are set, Cadence automatically plots a recommended path between them—much like a typical car navigation app—and will reroute you if […]
Distance remaining and time remaining (ETA) are part of the Turn by Turn Navigation functionality, not regular routes. A regular route is just a route to follow on a map, it doesn’t provide any other functionality. Turn by Turn Navigation provides distance and time remaining. You can learn more about the difference between routes and […]
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If you’re having issues with your routes not having turn by turn navigation, please see “What’s the difference between routes and turn by turn navigation?” and “How do I use the turn by turn navigation feature?” How does Cadence create Turn by Turn Navigation? Cadence uses Mapbox for routing and navigation data, and Mapbox relies […]
To create a new route with navigation: To add turn-by-turn navigation to an existing route: To follow your route with turn by turn navigation: To use the Quick Navigation feature: At the top of the Navigation screen is a search field. Search for your destination and Cadence will provide navigation from your current location. If […]
View your Navigation screen and tap the speaker icon towards the top right.
Routes Routes are a feature of Cadence Pro. Routes appear on the map as lines to follow during your activities. You can create routes in two ways: Please note that imported .GPX files do not include turn-by-turn directions. If you need detailed voice navigation, you’ll have to add it separately (see the Turn by Turn Navigation section below). Turn […]
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