well to be more correct, *=destination should be handled like no. No in
Garmin speak means, you can drive into it, but not cross it. That is
effectively destination. Garmin doesn't know a true "no" (this can only
be achieved by neither setting road_type and roadspeed).
Accordingly actually for roads with access=no without any other
arguments, road_type and road_speed should not be given.
Actually it could be included into the style file similar to the example
below (if the default behaviour is changed):
access=no & !((foot=* & foot!=no) | (bicycle=* & bicycle!=no &
bicycle!=private) | route!=* | ....) {set highway=nonroutable; set
access=destination}
(this line is needed to filter out the wrong access=no tags present in OSM.
However I don't really no how we could properly handle access=private -
knowing new Basecamp/GPS devices ignore all "no" settings except
motorcar=no (which is actually the reason carpool seamingly works).
On 15.08.2012 22:07, svn commit wrote:
> Version 2314 was commited by marko on 2012-08-15 21:07:57 +0100 (Wed, 15 Aug
> 2012)
>
> Ignore access=permissive|designated|official just like access=yes.
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