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I noticed that with the Windows.Services.Maps.MapControl the :

MapRouteFinderResult result = await 
MapRouteFinder.GetDrivingRouteFromWaypointsAsync(points, 
MapRouteOptimization.TimeWithTraffic);

It is not possible to get the shortest route AND have time with traffic enabled. I think? So I thought I would use the Azure Maps Routing Api which does give the options for both shortest route and trafic info. I was wondering if it is possible to render the results from Azure Api to the UWP MapControl?

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Technically it is possible since Azure Maps is a REST service, but legally there are some issues. The UWP control currently uses a different data provider from Azure Maps. UWP uses HERE currently and Azure Maps uses TomTom and mixing of the data is not allowed between the platforms.

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