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How to mark parking as both free for customers and with fee for public?

There are several pubs locally with parking with ANPR and you give the pub your registration if you're a customer or you can pay to park through some app. Is this taggable? Some combination of https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:parking:condition perhaps, but I couldn't figure out what, or I wondered about access=public fee=yes fee:customers=no

access fee parking

asked 19 Apr '21, 23:29

TrekClimbing
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One Answer:

customers= is not a user mode for legal restrictions that's as commonly used as others yet, which is furthermore different from the vehicle modes usually tagged. parking:condition= is for parking:lane=, not amenity=parking carparks.

access=yes + fee=yes + fee:conditional=no @ (customers) may be better supported.

There's a generic payment:app=yes, and surveillance:type=ALPR for the other attributes.

answered 20 Apr '21, 09:47

Kovoschiz
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edited 20 Apr '21, 09:51

The wiki suggests fee=yes + fee:conditional=no @ customer (customer in singular). Although, I personally would also have suggested customers as plural in analogy to the access value.

(20 Apr '21, 20:34) TZorn

Thank you both. I hadn't looked at the fee key wiki page. Nor had I come across anything to do with payment methods or AL/NPR.

(20 Apr '21, 21:51) TrekClimbing

@TZorn I wonder whether this is an error on the fee wiki page. The wiki page for conditional restrictions lists customers (plural) as a possible value, not customer (singular).

(21 Apr '21, 09:31) scai ♦

@scai On the page you link customers is used as a value, not as a condition. We could check if there are any other usages of customer(s) as condition or other than an access value.

(21 Apr '21, 10:03) TZorn