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Has someone ever used a tag as radio=no, it’s marked on an access sign or board as one of the rules to follow. What’s wrong or happening, IMHO it’s just a sign with a simple message radio=no. JOSM validator marked it as radio without Railway ? But the Wiki is not clear about it. |
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sorry, I have difficulties to understand your question and situation. Are you talking of a street sign? What is its text? And you want to map the sign as radio=no on a highway osm way?
It’s an Industrial area with some rules on an entry sign. So if you’re going in follow the access rules, such as maxspeed, smoking no and radio no. JOSM complaints that there s no railway ?
what is the rule on the sign? Is it forbidding mobile phone use?
Why JOSM complains? Because, apparently (according to taginfo)
radiois used in the railway context to denote which radio standard is used for this specific railway line (e.g. GSM-R is such a radio standard). And I guess you are usingradioon a highway or even landuse.To clarify the original question, I've seen signs in areas were rock blasting was being performed where there were signs requiring all two-way radios to be turned off. My guess is there was a chance that a radio transmitter could trigger a explosive charge. Maybe they were being overly cautious, but I recall seeing such signs. Here are some web example signs: https://ixquick-proxy.com/do/show_picture.pl?l=english&rais=1&oiu=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.compliancesigns.com%2Fmedia%2FNH%2Fworkplace-safety%2F1000%2FMining-Sign-NHEP-19788_1000.gif&sp=27d981556cd0a1d3880e3f22736f06eb and https://s17-us2.ixquick.com/cgi-bin/serveimage?url=http%3A%2F%2Fimages.mysafetysign.com%2Fimg%2Flg%2FS%2Fturn-off-radio-sign-s-7962.png&sp=0951b40d2d065cdd2627c1ee2af415c0
Petrol pumps and Hospitals often have a turn mobiles off sign, as they may cause a spark or interfere with vital equipment.