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How can I specify that a certain road is not to be used as a thoroughfare to reach another specific road? In Norway there are signs prohibiting cars from using a road as a short-cut to another road(usually a small road through a residential area leading to a major road).
I cannot use "access=designated" since the road can be used for all other destinations except that specific road.
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A car from the bottom passes a sign indicating that it cannot not continue to the major road(in red) but is allowed to take any of the blue roads. People living in that area(past the sign) are allowed to drive onto the red road.
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I think the closed tagging OSM has for this is the turn restrictions schema. While this can encode the relevant information it might be considered a bit of an "off label use". The description below is closest to the second example of a prohibitory restriction on the wiki page. Steps:
As some might consider this to be stretching the definition of a turn restriction it might be useful to add a Never thought of turn restrictions that way. Will give it a try and see if it works. Thanks.
(01 Dec '19, 12:27)
Odiz
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First access=designation is not a thing and is always wrong, what you were thinking of is access=destination Outside of using *=destination I don't see a way of exactly modelling this with the the currently available tags, as, if I understood you correctly, through traffic is actually allowed for most destinations just not to the main road. 1
I think it is just about possible if you consider it a pair of overgrown turn restrictions. The required '
(01 Dec '19, 11:12)
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A dedicated 'multi-
(01 Dec '19, 16:22)
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