every mapper can set his own, as you doe and I do, but this means that a > router has to second guess what people think is standard use in different > countries. > > That is exactly how it works. > In general, tagging surface is almost > always good idea or at least nice to do. > But this very unsatisfactory for routing. Two examples: If I hire a rental car in the US, the contract ays, that I cannot use unpaved roads. If I use bicycle anywhere I would like to be able to instruct my router to avoid unpaved roads.
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