I have come across a few cases where a mapper has has blindly answered no to a list of octane ratings that do not exist in the country they are mapping in.
In the UK it is safe to assume every filling station sells Euro 95/E10 and diesel. The interesting tag is whether it sells 98 or 99/E5. The E5 being the important information as many cars can either be damaged by E10 or just experience poor performance so finding the right fuel is important. Phil (trigpoint) On 18 April 2023 16:08:39 BST, Marc_marc <marc_m...@mailo.com> wrote: >Le 18.04.23 à 16:53, Mateusz Konieczny via Tagging a écrit : >> Is tagging of fuel: assumed to be exhaustive? > >no, some contributors will fill in what they are interested in, >others will fill in everything that is visible (and may not >be able to see the blue additive pump not visible from the car pumps), others >will do an exaustive survey > >> For example amenity=fuel + fuel:octane_80=yes >> >> Is it implying that it is sole type of fuel available? > >no > >> Is it possible to mark that fuel station >> has solely fuel:octane_98 and fuel:octane_80 ? >> It seems that fuel:others=no is used a bit for that purpose > >yes *:others=no but also *:*=only exist for that purpose > > > >_______________________________________________ >Tagging mailing list >Tagging@openstreetmap.org >https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
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