Re: [Talk-GB] Layby restricted to abnormal loads

2017-03-29 Thread Warin

On 30-Mar-17 05:00 PM, David Woolley wrote:

On 29/03/17 21:32, ael wrote:

and, for good measure, hgv=permissive.


Permissive sounds wrong to me.  Permissive basically reflects the 
rights of the land owner, and for users is the same as yes.


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And it has no banned other vehicles ...so

motor_vehicle=no
bicycle=no
hgv=yes

?



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Re: [Talk-GB] Layby restricted to abnormal loads

2017-03-29 Thread David Woolley

On 29/03/17 21:32, ael wrote:

and, for good measure, hgv=permissive.


Permissive sounds wrong to me.  Permissive basically reflects the rights 
of the land owner, and for users is the same as yes.


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[Talk-GB] Layby restricted to abnormal loads

2017-03-29 Thread ael
I have just tagged a layby provided for abnormal loads (on the approach
to a toll bridge) with

highway=rest_area
rest_area=abnormal_load
and, for good measure, hgv=permissive.

But I am not sure that conveys that only "abnormal loads" may park
there. And a data consumer that has no knowledge of my invented
rest_area value might direct other vehicles there.

I think these restricted parking lanes are fairly common.

I not very comfortable with using rest_area for laybys, anyway, but that
seems to be the current recommendation on the wiki.

Is there a better way?

ael


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