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There is a 4wd_only tag, also mentioned in the australian tagging guidelines, but it doesn't support your 4 classes. Thanks, I will add them to the tracks I have been adding. In Australia, there is a large difference between ratings for tracks. The green means it is ok to go by yourself and double black means you will be stuck over night with other vehicles.
(08 Jun '12, 06:54)
angyork
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Perhaps you can use the tag 4wd_grade (as seen in taginfo) in addition to the general 4wd_only. Just make sure you dont use tacktype, as that is already defined with a different meaning. It's probably a good idea to document it on the wiki, too.
(08 Jun '12, 10:13)
Vincent de P... ♦
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