> I would tag *access=destination* here, and hope routers don't use that > route unless the way is within the bounding box (or at least near) to my > destination. >
My apologies for not playing catchup by reading the entire thread. The context of 'access' seemed to me used only in cases where the end of the potential route ends at some sort of termination, i.e. 'the last mile'. Even in the case where there are multiple 'access' lings to a single termination point, the idea is that even router would not then route preferentially route through two of these links to find the shortest path. In cases of transitions between major official routes, infrastructure, or inter-modal transitions ( road-->ferrry, etc.), there seems to be a plethora of existing tags for entrance and exit ramps, collectors, lane restrictions, etc. that handle the transitions between high volume routes. This can probably be better articulated by someone more experienced with OSM routing. Michael Patrick Geospatial Analyst
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