Hello everyone,
In the U.S. most rural and some suburban areas have mostly
two-lane gravel roads. These are not tracks. They are regularly
maintained, usually by the county. They often follow the one-mile
grid lines common in the United States.
However, I haven't been able to find an equivalent in OSM
tagging. They are not tracks, which implies something opportunistic
and not maintained by government. The photo accompanying
"unclassified" shows a narrow paved road like many rural roads I have
seen in the U.K. But, these are not narrow--they usually are at least
two lanes wide--and they are not paved.
So, how should I tag them, or do we need something new for
the United States?
Charlotte Wolter
Charlotte Wolter
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