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For hikers and bikers, it is important, whether a gate is open for general public or permanet closed, only to open by key or code. What is the name of the barrier for a gate that can opened by general public ? – question 36601 What is the name of the barrier for a gate that is permanent closed ? – question 16487 What about time-restricted access to areas ? – question 310 It is important for hikers and bikers to see it in the map.

asked 17 Aug '17, 10:04

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You couldn't see the access tag in the map, whether a gate is open for general public or permanent closed. I know a way, you walk 6 kilometer around a lake and reach a permanent closed large gate. You have to walk all the way back or thought the thick forest. I prefer a map, shows me that.

(06 Sep '17, 08:10) NorbertOpen

The map can't display all access conditions since there are just too many (foot, bicycle, different kinds of cars, motorcycles, hgv, bus and various more). Use a router before planning a trip.

(06 Sep '17, 08:17) scai ♦

The usual access tags should be used.

access=private means the gate is closed for the general public. access=yes means it is open for everyone.

For time-based restrictions see the conditional restrictions scheme. Example: If the gate is closed during the night then use access=yes + access:conditional=no @ (20:00-06:00).

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answered 17 Aug '17, 10:14

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