Hello, I have a question regarding correct tags on a road with conditional access to motor vehicles with an exception for buses, motorcycles, mopeds, mofas. Specifically, I am not sure Grafton Bridge, Auckland, New Zealand (36°51'33.4"S 174°45'54.1"E) has correct tagging. Grafton Bridge:
Current tags are following:
Question: Now, doesn't the bus:lanes occupy all the lanes and prevent all other vehicles from access? I would see the tags rather as following:
Or
Do I understand right that when there is a tag with a sub-group (motorcycle) of motor_vehicle, and without conditions, it excludes these from the motor_vehicle conditions? Thanks a lot! asked 10 Jan '22, 10:38 KingCZE |
There is only one lane per direction and the same restrictions apply to both directions. So there is no need for any Your last question is a bit tricky and interpretation of conditions might be implemented differently by data consumers. To be on the safe side I would explicitly tag what might be confusing. I'd propose:
answered 10 Jan '22, 21:21 TZorn That is what I thought, thank you. I do not really understand why there was originally "bus:lanes:backward=designated..." as for one lane in each direction, it would occupy all lanes. These Bus Lanes in New Zealand are not the best for OSM tagging :D Thank you, I agree...
(11 Jan '22, 05:11)
KingCZE
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