...while from the other end the street can be entered by all vehicles. asked 12 Jul '10, 15:54 droidguy |
In most cases where the entrance is in a junction relation:restriction should work straight away: (restriction=no_left_turn/no_right_turn, except=psv;bicycle, type=restriction, from=*, to=*, via=*) In case the entrance is in the middle of straight street you'd probably need to split the way in two and use restriction=no_straight_on answered 17 Jul '10, 11:34 tko |
Roads should only be labelled onway=yes if they really are oneway streets. Some streets can have a restricted entry at one end, but once on the road traffic can travel in either direction. The entry restriction is to prevent traffic taking short cuts, especially through residential streets. answered 12 Jul '10, 20:03 ChrisH |
I would suggest to use oneway=yes, cycleway=opposite_lane, psv=opposite_lane answered 12 Jul '10, 16:13 petschge 1
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Using the proposed syntax for conditional tags, this can be expressed as oneway = yes answered 12 Jul '10, 18:30 Tordanik |