Agreed.
I could see a strict on-the-grounder changing the ref for each road
section :-)
I've noticed Google Maps is using the A36 now for the Princes Hwy, but I've
only seen one sign at Rockdale, so I still think it is too early to change
the route in OSM, but I'm open to be convinced.
But I think using the wiki to coordinate when a particular route has been
referenced, and then we use old_ref to capture the previous route
referencing. Currently when I use skobbler to do navigation its ugly
moving back and forth in references between the same road.
Ian.
On 3 May 2013 15:33, Ben Kelley ben.kel...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi.
I have seen a few A15 signs on the New England Highway, but there are
still quite a few 43 and 15 signs along the route. The ground can still be
a bit confusing.
- Ben Kelley.
On 3 May 2013 15:08, Ian Sergeant inas66+...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I've noticed a few people are changing the references in NSW to the
alphanumeric references before the signage has changed.
I don't see the purpose of this. I doesn't correspond to what is on the
ground, it must be confusing to people actually trying to use OSM for
navigation. Also, given it is the RTA coordinate this, it wouldn't be
surprising if some of the routes actually differed from the proposed routes
on the webpage.
To the best of my knowledge the only route that has been re-referenced is
the B73, the others still retain their existing signage - with perhaps an
uncovered sign here and there. I traced the
I'd suggest we can use the wiki to coordinate as these references
change? That way we can ensure the entire route is renamed at once,
rather than a patchwork?
Ian.
P.S. Of course there have been a few routes (M7, A31/M31 approaching
Albury) that have been this way for a while, and aren't at issue here.
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