The attached patch causes road names (instead of refs) to be displayed in routing directions. That is, you will get "Turn right onto Weseler Strasse (B58)" instead of just "Turn right onto B58". If you use a style other than the default, you will have to add a "add display_name = '${name} (${ref})'" statement to the appropriate lines in your style file. Example: highway=secondary {name '${ref|highway-symbol:oval} ${name}' | '${ref|highway-symbol:oval}' | '${name}'; add display_name = '${name} (${ref})' } The patch reads the display_name tag according to the style file, and writes it as a second label. This second label will be used for routing directions, at least in the case where a highway symbol is displayed on the map for the road in question. - In the patch, display_name is set in the style file to "Name (Ref)". You may adjust this to your liking. It may be expedient to simply display just the name without the ref in brackets. Since this may significantly improve routing directions in certain circumstances, I would appreciate your feedback. Some additional comments: - display_name may not be the best name for the style file tag. - The patch to StyledConverter.java simply prepends the display_name to the list of references. This takes advantage of the side-effect that the refs are all written sequentially as additional labels. It might be a cleaner approach to directly write the display name as a secondary label, but the patch was a very quick and cheap way of testing this concept. - The display_name will also be displayed in Mapsource when you cursor over the road with the mouse. Cheers.