Re: [Talk-us] tagging rumble-strip-separated road shoulders

> On Feb 4, 2017, at 10:34 AM, Paul Johnson wrote: > > Wishlist item for overpass-turbo...shorter URLs. Seriously link gore there. > The Share button in the top bar provides a shortened URL for any query.___ Talk-us mailing

Re: [Talk-us] tagging rumble-strip-separated road shoulders

shoulder(left/right)=yes shoulder:(left/right):rumble_strip=yes Would make sense to me. Just a side note that rumble strips are decidedly not better for cyclists if the shoulder is narrow enough that the cyclist is left with insufficient space to navigate without riding over them. It might be

Re: [Talk-us] tagging rumble-strip-separated road shoulders

Hi Paul Thanks for the quick reaction - I knew you would reply. > > Well, the shoulder wouldn't count as a lane (a bicycle lane would, > however). Not quite sure how to tag the bicycle use shoulder case (though > I am aware that it is extremely common in the US), but if it were an > actual,

Re: [Talk-us] [Talk-US] tagging rumble-strip-separated road shoulders

On Fri, Feb 3, 2017 at 7:15 AM, Volker Schmidt wrote: > Last fall I travelled by bike the ACA Route 66 westbound. Long stretches > are on freeway/trunk shoulders. > I think I know how to map shoulders: > highway=motorway|trunk > oneway=yes > shoulder=right > shoulder:surface=

[Talk-us] [Talk-US] tagging rumble-strip-separated road shoulders

Last fall I travelled by bike the ACA Route 66 westbound. Long stretches are on freeway/trunk shoulders. I think I know how to map shoulders: highway=motorway|trunk oneway=yes shoulder=right shoulder:surface= ... shoulder:width= ... shoulder:smoothness ... In the case of undivided roads: highway=