I don't know sorry. Given that it is located in a large pasture rural
area I would expect that it would never be enforced. Farm workers will
drive by the easiest route.
As I understand it when a rural road is closed it is often handed back
to the owner of the surrounding or adjacent land, thence making it
private property. In that case fencing and signage would be expected
which this hasn't.
I will email the District Council of Kimba for clarification out of
interest. If I get a timely reply I will post here.
For the moment I have created a point - barrier:debris tag and altered
the way to side step it.
On 4/12/20 11:08 pm, Mateusz Konieczny via Talk-au wrote:
What is the legal situation? Can you legally use that bypass and
continue on
the blocked road?
Dec 4, 2020, 03:19 by bob3b...@skymesh.com.au:
I don't do a lot of mapping, so thought I'd better check.
Where a road has been closed by a barrier, but people have driven
around it, making their own road.
Example - Far left of this frame, intersection of Eyre Highway and
(unsealed) Cows Head Corner Rd, SA - south side of Eyre.
https://www.mapillary.com/app/user/bob3bob3?lat=-33.20304604612525=136.1608876148938=17=44LIDXGpBljYGVWNj26uIw=photo=0.2439527070079778=0.6356433099503748=2.001460004581609
Reflective barrier warning sign in place, two mounds of dirt.
Have looked at the tagging guidelines for regional "not there"
roads. I am guessing that I should cut the minor road short of the
highway, then add in a short section with a allowed access tag for
something?
Advice please.
Cheers Bob
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