There doesn't seem to be a good answer to this anywhere. The closest is [Satellite Image Accuracy][1] which relates to having a inacurate background. It is definitely hard to not want to trace these. However, what about when you have GPX data that backs the satellite image? What is the correct way to adjust this. Do the same rules apply for when the GPS image is innacurate? Or should the roads all be manually moved (I know you can multi select). What is the right way and is there anything to make this eaiser? Update: I don't know if "aligning" the image actually fixes the accuracy or just causes both roads and satellite to be inaccurate. Sounds like that is the common approach though. [1]: https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/13320/satellite-image-accuracy

There doesn't seem to be a good answer to this anywhere. The closest is [Satellite Image Accuracy][1] which relates to having a inacurate background. It is definitely hard to not want to trace these. However, what about when you have GPX data that backs the satellite image? What is the correct way to adjust this. Do the same rules apply for when the GPS image is innacurate? Or should the roads all be manually moved (I know you can multi select). What is the right way and is there anything to make this eaiser? [1]: https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/13320/satellite-image-accuracy