Refer to the photo below: This is a highway in a park. Beyond the diverging point - to the left - is a path with To the right (I presume, after walking around) is closer to a service road with The combination of these two is currently mapped as a asked 27 Jan '18, 05:27 AkuAnakTimur aseerel4c26 ♦ |
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I would map them as two parallel ways (with own highway (path/service), access and surface/smoothness tags). At your photo they even diverge and have to be mapped separately anyway.
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Another option would be to treat the left path as "sidewalk" of a road (the one on the right). See https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Sidewalks#Sidewalk_as_refinement_to_a_highway Also note the comments below. answered 27 Jan '18, 11:01 aseerel4c26 ♦ 2
Separate ways should only be used where there's physical separation, which isn't the case here. The reality on the ground changes where the ways split/merge, and the mapping should reflect that. I think using a sidewalk tag is the least bad option here.
(27 Jan '18, 12:43)
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@Tordanik: thanks for your comment, yes, I agree. I think it is a choice between compromises / bad options. From what it looks like, it also is not really a sidewalk - likely both ways are quite equal in importance.
(27 Jan '18, 13:42)
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