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A residential road in a town was changed to service by a user. When asked why, the answer was: - The road now only allow bus traffic. - And because the wiki says: "residential tag is used on roads that provide access to, or within, residential areas but which are not normally used as through routes. Most traffic on a residential road will be for the access to, or from, residential properties. Roads carrying through traffic, or non-residential traffic, should instead be tagged with another highway tag" In this case maybe "residential" is not the best, but I feel "service" is even worse. My suggestion is "unclassfied", but what's the best way tagging this? Path the changed highway: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/62775579 |
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There is actually a Depending on local rules and signage this might be More info on access rules in general can be found on this page on the wiki. I think I would probably try to tag the access rules explicitly whatever top level highway tag I settled on, even if it was implied by a busway tag. 1
There is a tendency to map certain bus only roads as service, but I've always felt this is a artificial in some cases.
(03 Jul '22, 17:07)
SK53 ♦
Yes, the road still have sidewalks. The only change was only allow buses on the road. The road is now tagged as "unclassfied".
(04 Jul '22, 17:35)
Msiipola
After some thought the other user changed the road to unclassfied from residential and service. I assume I have to be content with that.
(05 Jul '22, 08:11)
Msiipola
You don't have to be content with that, but
(05 Jul '22, 11:41)
InsertUser
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