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We have many footway with a sign „Bei Schnee- und Eisglätte gesperrt“ wich means "access restricted when slippy from snow or ice". How to tag that?

asked 17 Jun '13, 22:12

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Assuming that the "ice" condition has a meaning which is distinct from "snow", the intent of the access conditions thing is to allow you to tag like this (for a logical "OR"):

access=yes
access:conditional=no @ snow; no @ ice

However, neither "@ snow" nor "@ ice" is documented properly, which is problematic. I think from the wording that "@ snow" refers to a road condition.

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answered 18 Jun '13, 12:38

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(If they're not distinct conditions, just use "access:conditional=no @ snow")

(18 Jun '13, 12:39) Andrew Chadwick

Actually snow is mentioned in the conditional restrictions wiki page. Nevertheless this page will never be complete so I guess it is valid to introduce new conditions. Taginfo will help as time goes by.

(18 Jun '13, 13:56) scai ♦

Referring to https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Conditional_restrictions the right way would be

access:conditional=no @ snow; no @ ice

Notes:

  • :conditional does not allow OR. Using multiple parts instead works just fine.
  • :conditional does not allow NOT. Use a different value: access:conditional=no @ snow; no @ ice; yes @ "special caution"
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answered 27 Oct '21, 00:08

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