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smoothness is well-documented for roads and focuses mostly on the suitability of 4-wheel motor vehicles, but could the tag be also used for highway=path with a focus on 2-wheel motor vehicles? A 4-wheel vehicle will find the smoothness tag sufficient to find out what road may or may not be suitable, so why not use smoothness on highway=path for motorcycle riders? e.g. very_bad = high clearance (adventure), horrible = heavy-duty off-road (dual sport), very_horrible = specialized off-road (trial), impassable (on foot only) Context: still looking for a better way to distinguish the suitability of paths for motorcycles in regions where motorcycles are the most common path users:
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Of course you can do that. I do it all the time. And also the wiki encourages you to do so: The tag can be applied to all drivable ways and areas: highway=, parking areas, beaches, etc.* Rating a path is of course very subjective but the guidelines on the wiki should give you a rough direction. Just make sure you apply the rules universally to all ways. Don't evaluate smoothly differently on a motorway and a forest trail. Great. how do you tag a path that is not passable by any 2-wheels? smoothness=impassable ?
(11 Mar '22, 07:59)
cmoffroad
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I agree that the wiki is not exactly clear about 2-wheels vehicles, but it does say
(12 Mar '22, 16:22)
H_mlet
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I guess you can use The default access page (which has no Thailand section, you might want to add one) says that by default motorcycle are not allowed on path. I'm not sure router will support routing motor_vehicles through Anyway, I feel you might want to invent a new tag, something like It's always been a problem that the Best regards. |
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Or a forest path used as bridleway, for a pedestrian it is bad but for horses, it does not matter. |
