I have a route like this: It says a route between the two points cannot be found. However, when I look at the ferry route: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/40118831 It says: motor_vehicles:yes The route only seems to work by bicycle, not even on foot, while that also says yes. Am I missing something here, or is this an issue with OSM? asked 26 Jun '23, 07:33  JesseKoper |
One Answer:
The ferry route looks fine but various elements leading to or from the ferry route don't. There is a gate that doesn't have any access tags. Many routers treat this as There is a way that has a Try to fix all those access tags and the routing will probably work. Keep in mind that routers take quite a while to update their data (days, sometimes even weeks). answered 26 Jun '23, 08:31  scai ♦ edited 26 Jun '23, 08:33 |
Thanks, I'll give it a try!
I've made some changes like you suggested, this seems to work since I can now use the following route which did not work before as I recall: https://www.openstreetmap.org/directions?engine=fossgis_osrm_car&route=53.1752%2C5.4142%3B53.3892%2C5.3056#map=11/53.2820/5.2879
I need this route to work for GraphHopper specifically though, is this something that just takes time to process for different systems, or is it likely there is a difference between the two for road acceptance that causes this?
The time it takes to update the routing data is different for each service. I don't know the update interval of OSRM, however, it is not unusual if it takes a little bit longer than others.
Thanks, it's working now!