Break the way at the start and end of each passing section and tag with
lanes=2 for the normal sections (assuming its normally a two lane
undivided
highway) and...
lanes=2 is not supposed to be the default value ?
I mean, it's obvious for me that lanes=2 is the default for
highway=motorway,
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The only suggestion I had was to set lanes to '1+2', which would mean 1
lane in the forward direction (of the way) and 2 in the reverse direction.
In Sweden, those are known as 2+1 roads. They are becoming
increasingly popular especially when combined with a cable
Hi,
I'm a new comer working in/on Southern Alberta. Just getting to grips with
the range of tags available, and have a question about passing/slow lanes.
By passing lane, I mean a section of non-segregated road which has an
additional lane in one direction. This is often on an up-hill section
To further illustrate what Simon is talking about, check out this page:
http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/driver/handbook/section2.7.4.shtml
Also known as climbing lanes.
Blake
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Hi,
I'm a new comer working in/on Southern Alberta. Just getting to grips with
the
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Subject: [OSM-talk] How do we tag passing/slow lanes?
Hi,
I'm a new comer working in/on Southern Alberta. Just getting to grips with
the range of tags available, and have a question about passing/slow lanes
To annotate the physical:
Break the way at the start and end of each passing section and tag with
lanes=2 for the normal sections (assuming its normally a two lane
undivided
highway) and lanes=3 where the way includes the passing lane.
My understanding is (was?) that the lane tag indicated
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Sent: 13 March 2008 5:27 PM
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Subject: Re: [OSM-talk] How do we tag passing/slow lanes?
To annotate the physical:
Break the way at the start and end of each passing section and tag with
lanes=2 for the normal sections (assuming its normally
Andy Robinson (blackadder) wrote:
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My understanding is (was?) that the lane tag indicated how many lanes
there were in each direction, so '1' would indicate a road which was 2
lanes, 1 in each direction.
The definitive answer is rather blank on the
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