On Thu, Oct 10, 2019 at 07:53:39PM +0200, Markus wrote: > > That's not true. There's another way to tell routers that it is > illegal to change lanes: by adding that information to the highway=* > way. There's already a tag for this: change:langes [1] (> 90 000 > uses). > > While mapping separate ways where there is no physical barrier works > for car routing, it breaks pedestrian routing and there's likely no > way to fix this. Pedestrians usually are allowed to cross a painted > line that cars aren't allowed to cross (at least in Europe). > Therefore, if the road in your example is mapped with two separate > ways, a routing engine would make pedestrians do a detour (possibly a > long detour), even though they could just cross the street. > > [1]: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/change
The road in question here (where is originated) is foot=no.
So no pedestrians.
And IMHO change:lanes describes whether changing to a different lane
going the SAME direction is legal.
Flo
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