On Fri, 2017-09-29 at 18:59 +0100, Bob Hawkins wrote:
>
> Jerry
> I thank you for your helpful reply.
> One of my difficulties with Restricted Byways is the use of
> motor_vehicle=no as shown in Robert Whittaker’s table, http://wiki.op
> enstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Rjw62/PRoW_Table.
> I use vehicle=yes in almost all cases, but there are properties on
> Restricted
> Byways, as in this case, where I judge that tag to be inappropriate,
> to say the
> least.
Hi Bob
I had never seen page, it does seem very misleading. Vehicle is an odd
tag, as a vehicle normally includes a bike. Those restrictions kind of
apply to public access by motor_vehicles.
There are two sorts of access when applied to rights of way, those
defined by the designation and what we have a right to do. But then
there are private rights too. You cannot put a blanket motor_vehicle=no
on a right of way, other than a byway it should not have yes but rights
of way (footpaths/bridleways/restricted byways) will often form access
to properties or fields.
Each needs a case by case survey, any can be motor_vehicle=private or
destination.
Phil (trigpoint)
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