Tagging a conditionally oneway road

How would I tag a road that's conditionally one-way? It's the exit road for a parking lot that doubles as a residential street. If you live along that street, or are making a delivery to a residence there, it's a two-way road. For everyone else, it's one-way.

I've found how to tag one-wayness based on what sort of vehicle is involved (eg. two-way for bicycles, but one-way for motor vehicles), but not how to tag it for what you're doing.

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asked 09 May '16, 08:29

Carnildo
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I would add the common case with "oneway=yes" and the special case using conditional restrictions with "oneway:conditional=no @ destination". As of today, "oneway:conditional=no @ destination" has already been used 44 times.

It also covers the delivery case in my opinion.

~~Not sure how to specify multiple conditions. I would expect "oneway:conditional=no @ (destination OR delivery)" but conditional restrictions only specify operator AND but not operator OR.~~

For specifying multiple conditions, the conditional restrictions page allows to use a semicolon (;). So tagging the special case using "oneway:conditional=no @ destination; no @ delivery" is also an option. But as stated before, destination also includes delivery in my opinion.

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answered 09 May '16, 12:13

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0	Hi Carnildo, just tag it as a one way street and make explicit tags for the group that allowed going reversed or the opposite direction, see these pages like http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:access permanent link answered 09 May '16, 10:02 Hendrikklaas 9.3k●207●238●387 accept rate: 5%

Perhaps you need the :forward and :backward suffixes for the access tag? How about access:forward=yes access:backwards=destination to say "You can drive forwards along this way, but you can go backwards only if this is your destination". Change :forward/:backwards as appropriate. However, rather than the generic access tag, you should use something more accurate, like vehicle:forwards=yes vehicle:backwards=destination

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answered 09 May '16, 10:10

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