The reason for setting this Path is the split that during rush hour can lead to traffic already on the departure segment traffic jam represents the direction N206. It may then be difficult to merge into the right lane, so it is better to advise the correct lane during the departure segment. This also applies the other way around; You don't want to be stuck in traffic jams unnecessarily for the better route to the center.
In this case there are 5 segments between the departure and exit segments, so only those 2 need to be selected. A green route and a white icon with a pendulum will then appear, indicating that a path can be set. That icon turns blue when you hover your mouse over it. If you don't see the route and icon, several things could be wrong:
- You are zoomed in too far and/or shifted too far from the departure segment in the map;
- There is a segment in the route in a JB;
- There are more than 5 intermediate segments in the route.
It doesn't matter whether you have the map layer for Paths enabled or not. Once you have saved, you will see the Path on the General tab of the departure segment. This is also the place to delete a Path.