On 26-08-2020 14:42, Volker Schmidt wrote:
> What is the "saving" n using the cyclestreet=yes tagging? […]
> Basically I see no need for separate tags like bicycle_road and
> cyclestreet, as you can easily describe their properties with
> existing tags. Add to this the confusion between the two
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> On 26. Aug 2020, at 14:44, Volker Schmidt wrote:
>
> In my opinion the "naked " German Fahrradstrasse is equivalent to
> highway=service|residential
> vehicle=no
> foot=use_sidewalk or sidewalk=separate if there is a separate sidewalk
> bicycle=designated
> maxspeed=30
fietsstraat / rue cyclable are really 'a thing' in Belgium. Usually the
whole street is redesigned, it's not just a traffic sign on both ends. Red
asphalt, giant flower pots. Car drivers don't seem to realise that they are
not allowed to overtake cyclists in most of them though. So that's a bit
Yes, there is a legal difference
*bicycle_road*
A German "Fahrradstrasse" (which is the prototype on which this tag seems
to be modeled) is a road exclusively for bicycles in the sense that
carries the the sign "Fahrradstrasse" without addition indicates that the
carriageway of the road is
> > So putting the Dutch and Belgian thing together but not the German, that
> doesn't make much sense.
>
>
> I read this as a suggestion for a third alternative tag?
>
>
N!
:)
Just saying that there's similar concepts that could have had the same main
tag (and different clarifying
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> On 26. Aug 2020, at 12:35, joost schouppe wrote:
>
> So putting the Dutch and Belgian thing together but not the German, that
> doesn't make much sense.
I read this as a suggestion for a third alternative tag?
Cheers Martin
Well, in the Netherlands cyclestreet seems to be a "suggestional" traffic
sign. In Belgium cyclestreet it has a clear legal meaning. In Germany
bicycle_road has a clear (but quite different) legal meaning. So putting
the Dutch and Belgian thing together but not the German, that doesn't make
much
I am curious is there any difference in practical use of this two tags.
Aug 25, 2020, 12:13 by vosc...@gmail.com:
> Hi,
> I have come across a new (to me) street sign In Italy:
> https://italy-cycling-guide.info/tips-advice/riding-in-italy/
> The road is a one-lane residential road on which
Hi Volker,
I tried to clarify the German bit on the cyclestreet page. It wasn't clear
enough that the German section on cyclestreet had as point to say: "in
Germany cyclestreet=* does not exist, they have bicycle_road instead".
These two concepts maybe could have had the same tag from the start
Hi,
I have come across a new (to me) street sign In Italy:
https://italy-cycling-guide.info/tips-advice/riding-in-italy/
The road is a one-lane residential road on which bicycles and pedestrians
can circulate.
I don't know the legal status, however (I am inquiring).
In that contest I have noticed
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