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Someone asked in January when the problem of almost illegible / invisible green trunk roads on a green background (especially problematic in my country, the Netherlands) will be solved. Answer then: work will start within a couple of months. Any progress yet? Because I know a lot of people who don't like to use OpenStreetMap due to this problem. Maybe trunkroads can be given a more distinguishable color like purple or dark red, or something? Despite better roadcolors, I don't like to use MapQuest, it has less detailed information and no difference between 4- and 2 lane trunkroads, among other things. Many thanks in advance for any reply! |
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Maybe you'd prefer this style more?
Can you please refer to the January post? I guess it relates to this ticket? https://trac.openstreetmap.org/ticket/3038
I'm not sure how we can help you about the MapQuest style. What is the intention on your hint?
@ OSM Help: Thanks for your reply! This is the January post i referred to: https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/19312/some-roads-rendered-with-green-colors-which-is-not-readable-on-the-gree-background
@ SomeoneElse: Great tip, thnx! Better colors indeed, though still with same flaws (no distinction between 4 / 2 lane trunkroads).
I see my question has been closed, although earlier questions about the same issue has been answered before. Thanks again anyway!
@Waltar78: please do not feel offended by the close. It is just better discussed elsewhere (e.g. in the ticket iii linked to – you can login with your usual www.osm.org login data). I guess a key thing is: is that change wanted at all? As you already know there is not only that one map which is made of OSM data but many.
By the way: The (previously mentioned) porting to the different stylesheet language was finished in August 2013.