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Hi This is what I have:
There is no traffic signal, road marking or physical separation. Moving from one way to another is always possible, except it has opposite direction. Blue arrows are u-turns. Green lines separate highways. Orange ways are two-way streets. My mapping is here. View in edit mode, maybe not rendered yet. I think my mapping seems a bit confusing for the user. UPDATEBoth valuable answers of @edvac and @chachafish seems better than what I mapped. Maybe the main problem of my map is that it doesn't fit the rule "One feature, one OSM element" for highways at the junction.
But I have two considerations here (Sorry for adding to question, but I think then it will make the question more general to benefit others, too). In both mappings:
I'm not very proficient in mapping, but are these two issues acceptable in mapping? |
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This will work as well. The barrier is a kerb with trees. |
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I would simplify the junction, eliminating this way and joining its two nodes in one, and also delete the two u-turn ways that connect both sides of the road for each of the green-separated roads. One possibility would be like this:
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Both mappings will work ok with routing machines.
As there isn't any roundabout at the main junction and cars are allowed to make u-turns, and there isn't either any road marking as you say, the proposed mapping (both mine and @chachafish) are acceptable, in my humble opinion.
Thanks for your very kind help