The permissions are tied to your GPS Points. See the layer in Cartouche, only worls at zoom levels of 100m/200ft or higher. Cartouche gives you pretty generous permisions in range of 1mile/1.6km of your GPS Points. The trouble is that the GPS Points update may drag behind the routes update.

Also, landmarks and other stuff are for Area Managers only. If there's no AM in your area, it's highly recommended that you apply.

Usually, I get "no permissions" in red when I'm editing out of my area. When I get "no permissions" in green, it is typically because I'm trying to correct an error that really isn't there. If I refresh the map problems, the error usually dissappears on its own.

Usually, I get "no permissions" in red when I'm editing out of my area. When I get "no permissions" in green, it is typically because I'm trying to correct an error that really isn't there. If I refresh the map problems, the error usually dissappears on its own.

Thanks for you reply!

I however don't quit get it. In the below picture for instance, you can see that I have GPS points, on two different roads, within 100 meters from the marked map problem. There is no road / street where two of points in the the specific 3-point problem is, not on the map, nor in the real world. Hence, there is no missing road problem. I still can not mark the problem as resolved, no matter what resolution I try to select (... and btw, the area does have a manager, but I just thought it was me not yet fully understanding the Cartouche map-problem logic, so I thought it might be a more general question and have not spoken to him/her directly about it).

Here is another no-permission-example that does not make sense. I fixed by adding a junction the other day when I was editing the road details and saw that the streets where not connected. Now I saw that it was marked as a map problem, suggesting the same solution as already implemented by me.
I can however not mark the problem as fixed, and it it won't work to click the suggestion-link since the the streets already are connected in a junction?!?