The time-to-destination shown on the public OSRM router seems to be
much too short.
e.g. For the route from "Sheffield" to "Nottingham", via Chesterfield
(UK), OSRM says it will take 42 minutes. That is not a realistic time
at all. Even if you drive "as fast as possible" (breaking the speed
Spod OSM wrote:
Looking at the OSM data, it does look as if there is missing maxspeed
data on some of the roads involved (but the maxspeed on the major
length of motorway is correctly tagged), but presumably OSRM uses
sensible scaled down defaults, relative to the way type, in that case?
Any sug
2014-02-10 14:16 GMT+01:00 Richard Fairhurst :
> The correct solution is to add maxspeed tags, traffic lights etc.
>
+1, especially maxspeed is esential for travel times if there are explicit
limits for bigger parts of your journey.
Generally it seems that different ideas in different areas of
Martin Koppenhoefer wrote:
Generally it seems that different ideas in different areas of the world,
of what a "trunk" road is supposed to be, now fall onto our feet ;-)
One option that comes to my mind would be that you change the road
classification in Britain to use trunk only on those ways whe
