1. `amenity=taxi` manes a taxi stand. Multi-value should be separated by a colon `;`, and yet there is not really `amenity=ambulance`. You should use `amenity=parking_space` with firstly `taxi=yes`. There's `ambulance=yes` at 2-digit use, but `motor_vehicle:conditional=yes @ (ambulance)` would be more general (there are many ambulance vehicle types) and meaningful (same issue with `emergency=` as a legal access restriction - would it be built specifically to receive ambulance as a facility, more than about ambulance use only?). 2. Don't tag these as `name=`. Use `description=`.

1. `amenity=taxi` manes a taxi stand. You should use `amenity=parking_space` with firstly `taxi=yes`. There's `ambulance=yes` at 2-digit use, but `motor_vehicle:conditional=yes @ (ambulance)` would be more general (there are many ambulance vehicle types) and meaningful (same issue with `emergency=` as a legal access restriction - would it be a facility built specifically to receive ambulance?). ambulance as a facility, more than about ambulance use only?). 2. Don't tag these as `name=`. Use `description=`.

1. `amenity=taxi` manes a taxi stand. You should use `amenity=parking_space` with firstly `taxi=yes`. There's `ambulance=yes` at 2-digit use, but `motor_vehicle:conditional=yes @ (ambulance)` would be more general (there are many ambulance vehicle types) and meaningful. meaningful (same issue with `emergency=` as a legal access restriction - would it be a facility built specifically to receive ambulance?). 2. Don't tag these as `name=`. Use `description=`.

1. `amenity=taxi` manes a taxi stand. You should use `amenity=parking_space` with firstly `taxi=yes`. There's `ambulance=yes` at 2-digit use, but `motor_vehicle:conditional=yes @ (ambulance) (ambulance)` would be more general and meaningful. 2. Don't tag these as `name=`. Use `description=`.

1. `amenity=taxi` manes a taxi stand. You should use `amenity=parking_space` with firstly `taxi=yes`. There's `ambulance=yes` at 2-digit use, but `motor_vehicle:conditional=yes @ (ambulance). (ambulance) would be more general and meaningful. 2. Don't tag these as `name=`. Use `description=`.

1. `amenity=taxi` manes a taxi stand. You should use `amenity=parking_space` with `taxi=yes`, and firstly `taxi=yes`. There's `ambulance=yes` at 2-digit use. use, but `motor_vehicle:conditional=yes @ (ambulance). 2. Don't tag these as `name=`. Use `description=`.

1. `amenity=taxi` manes a taxi stand. You should use `amenity=parking_space` with `taxi=yes`, and `ambulance=yes`. `ambulance=yes` at 2-digit use. 2. Don't tag these as `name=`. Use `description=`.

1. `amenity=taxi` manes a taxi stand. You should use `amenity=parking_space` with `taxi=yes`. `taxi=yes`, and `ambulance=yes`. 2. Don't tag these as `name=`. Use `description=`.

1. `amenity=taxi` manes a taxi stand. You should use `parking:lane:*=`. Not sure if I should recommend `*:vehicles=` because it doesn't handle multi value well (2-digit less such uses), and `parking:condition:*=` was "approved" before `*:conditional=` and any other later tags. `amenity=parking_space` with `taxi=yes`. 2. Don't tag these as `name=`. Use `description=`.

1. `amenity=taxi` manes a taxi stand. You should use `parking:lane:*=`. Not sure if I should recommend `*:vehicles=` because it doesn't handle multi value well (2-digit less such uses), and `parking:condition:*=` was "approved" before `*:conditional=` and any other later tags. 2. Don't tag these as `name=`. Use `description=`.