Did I map this correctly?

Did I map the destinations correctly:

destination:lanes:forward=George J. Bean Parkway|George J. Bean Parkway;Economy Parking Garage turn:lanes:backward=left|left;through

(It's a two lane, one way road)

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asked 10 Apr '20, 07:12

Timbot4x4
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That URL seems invalid.

(10 Apr '20, 07:30) InsertUser

2 Answers:

If it's a one-way road (oneway=yes), you do not have to use forward/backward. then the tags should be

highway=...
lanes=2
destination:lanes=George J. Bean Parkway|George J. Bean Parkway;Economy Parking Garage
turn:lanes=left|left;through

It's also weird that you used forward for the destination lanes and backward for the turn:lanes.

note that cycle lanes should be counted in destination:lanes and turn:lanes, but not in lanes=

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answered 11 Apr '20, 07:02

escada
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Didn't notice the forward/backward part. Much better to use software with a decent validator.

(11 Apr '20, 08:37) InsertUser

AFAIK, there is no validator that does the lane count correctly.

(11 Apr '20, 15:30) escada

0	That seems about right according to the wiki, assuming it has a `lanes=2`tag too. If you use JOSM, the lane and road attributes style is quite good for checking if you've created what you intended. permanent link answered 10 Apr '20, 20:08 InsertUser 11.0k●13●69●185 accept rate: 19%

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