On 25/10/20 12:21 pm, Philip Mallis wrote:
What would be the best way to map this in OSM?
Try the lanes extension tagging:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/lanes_General_Extension
Assuming that it's mapped as two one-way ways and there are two through
car lanes at the
Hi all, An increasingly common feature at intersections in Melbourne is installing facilities specifically for people riding bikes to be able to do a hook turn (I.e. waiting to the left side of the road before waiting for a green signal on the perpendicular road). Here is an example:
Hi Folks,
For the Australian Tagging Guidelines can I suggest the following text as point
4 under bushwalking and Cycling Tracks Notes….
4. Caution should be exercised if considering mapping of ‘tracks, routes and
pads’ in remote reserves, as they may well be covered by management plans,
On Sat, 24 Oct 2020 at 11:17, Greg Lauer wrote:
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> The real world example for me is riding in the local forest in SE QLD and
> seeing other riders blindly following MapsMe on tracks that are closed (and
> tagged as such but not visible on the map).
>
> I am not suggesting a 'tagging to render'
On 24/10/2020 04:49, Brendan Barnes wrote:
Back to my original post which I was seeking advice on, I was
requesting clarity of mapping an official hiking route, which a small
section of it happens to not follow a defined track/path and a compass
bearing is required. The hiking route is
On Sat, 24 Oct 2020 at 18:54, stevea wrote:
> The real world example for me is riding in the local forest in SE QLD and
> seeing other riders blindly following MapsMe on tracks that are closed
> (and tagged as such but not visible on the map).
>
> They are not blind if they are riding. They are
On Oct 23, 2020, at 6:14 PM, Greg Lauer wrote:
> I have not seen any apps that, for example, display any attribute (or
> graphic) to show a track is closed.
Try Carto (Standard) on a web page, how most users see OSM’s data as a map.
When tagged access=no, for example, a highway=path does not
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