On 05/03/2016 03:09 PM, OSM Volunteer stevea wrote:
In the USA, partly because we are such a geographically large part of
the North American continent and partly because each of our fifty
states is sovereign, I find that breaking apart very large relations
so they are across a single state at a
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In the USA, partly because we are such a geographically large part of the North
American continent and partly because each of our fifty states is sovereign, I
find that breaking apart very large relations so they are across a single state
at a time (then perhaps these are collected into a super-
Hey all,
I believe the way-junction:ref should be used in addition to the node-ref
only when needed at splits - like this example:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Exit_Info#A.2FB_Split_Example
These types of splits do not happen very often - however, when they do -
having the way-junction:ref h
Hi Paul,
These are good points, but it does not look like the `junction:ref` tagging
scheme is very common. Till there is widespread usage by the community we
will continue to follow the conventional tagging of the reference numbers
on the motorway_junction node [1].
Curious to know what the othe
I'm wondering why the push to tag a node with directional information when
tagging the first segment of the diverging way would be more concise and
already had support in some navigational data consumers? This handles
weird situations where ramps diverge to the left or from a lane other than
the e
There has been a recent push to improve the coverage of exit numbers and
destination signs on the motorways in the US by the data team at Mapbox.
Some context here [1][2][3][4]. The primary sources of data were DoT
documents and Mapillary images. The secondary source was Wikipedia, but as
per the c
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