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How to tag a short strech of a way just below a civil viaduct, a crossing of 2 ways, over each other, http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=17/51.92086/5.11080 The minor / unclassified way is lowered, so IMHO it’s a cutting. The primary way on top gets +1. What about the short stretch below the building, covered or should I use, since its legit the tunnel=building_passage tag, for the passage below a way ?

asked 01 Mar '14, 23:12

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It is not necessary to add a separate tag for a way going below a bridge, assuming the bridge has already been tagged correctly. If there is a cutting then just add the cutting tag. The tunnel=building_passage would be wrong because it should only be used in situations where the building in question is not a bridge itself.

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What if the building is a pedistrian area (corridor, level 1) for residentials crossing the open space, together with living quarters ?

(02 Mar '14, 20:39) Hendrikklaas
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