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A building has an emergency exit starting at a height. At the wall, there is a staircase, which leads to a footpath next to the building. The exit itself (node) can be tagged with exit=emergency. What tags would I use for the the path connecting this exit node to the footpath? I would like to make it explicit that this is a staircase. See this note. An example of such staircase: |
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Create a node at the building where the emergency exit is located. Tag it with Draw the staircase connected to this node and tag it with Draw a connection from this staircase to the rest of the road network, e.g. to a nearby road or footway. Example: according to the wiki page on access the emergency key means: emergency motor vehicles; e.g., ambulance, fire truck, police car not exactly what you mean here I think. Is there some other documentation available on access "in case of an emergency" ?
(14 Feb '18, 10:09)
escada
There is no other documentation I can refer to. In my opinion the wiki is too unspecific / incomplete about the emergency usage. At least I don't know any other way to create an emergency exception for access=no. Using emergency=yes in this case just sounds consistent to me. But maybe someone has a better idea :)
(14 Feb '18, 10:26)
scai ♦
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Stairs are rendered on the standard map. https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=19/52.32992/-0.15017 You could inspect the tags of this one. These stairs lead to a wildlife Hide or Viewpoint. The stairs and path will also need highway=yes footway=yes. The fire stairs should have emergency=only maybe. I see you may have borrowed the picture, did you have permission? better to create one yourself. 2
why do you combine highway=steps with highway=yes + footway=yes ? Aren't those implicated by the highway=steps tag ?
(14 Feb '18, 10:10)
escada
Yes i guess they are
(14 Feb '18, 11:42)
andy mackey
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