Do we map the pedestrian aspects of traffic light controlled crossings?
i.e the Walk/DontWalk or the Green/Red figures?
As a pedestrian I have used many British traffic junctions controlled by
traffic lights for the vehicles but no aspects for the pedestrian who
has to guess and hope.
Can we fit this element into the discussion?
TonyS999
On 11/05/2019 14:38, Martin Koppenhoefer wrote:
sent from a phone
On 11. May 2019, at 01:42, Nick Bolten <nbol...@gmail.com> wrote:
Having trouble finding a good picture (I'll keep looking), but there are mid-block
crossings where pedestrians can press an APS to turn on traffic warning lights - usually
yellow in the US. Some of these crossings do not immediately give you those traffic
warnings lights, but instead are tied to nearby traffic and turn on after a delay. When
the lights turn on, there is some form of a pedestrian signal: sometimes the APS talks to
you, sometimes there's a visual cue: lights turn on or a "walk" sign enables
hm, would you consider these traffic lights, or not? It basically depends on
this interpretation whether you should use a different tag or would use
crossing=traffic_lights
If you decide for the latter it could still make sense to add another tag for
the specific crossing (sub)type.
Cheers, Martin
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