Ah, that's one of my edits, but looking at it again I think I tagged it
incorrectly. I contradict my own advice: This relation does not
describe the waterway, it describes a route a boat could take.
Similarly, no route info should be on the way: As the oneway refers to
the route taken by a
Is it really necessary for a way that is tagged waterway=stream to also be
tagged oneway=1? Isn't this implied?
Please see this example:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/306529208
note it appears that after I originally entered the way its direction was
reversed (i.e. it now flows uphill).
On 7/4/2015 12:57 PM, Mike Thompson wrote:
Is it really necessary for a way that is tagged waterway=stream to
also be tagged oneway=1? Isn't this implied?
oneway indicates that traffic is restricted from traveling the other
direction. I suppose this might happen in a busy canal system, but on
On 04/07/2015 21:57, Mike Thompson wrote:
Is it really necessary for a way that is tagged waterway=stream to also
be tagged oneway=1? Isn't this implied?
The oneway tag doesn't indicate the flow direction but is a restriction
that applies to boat or ship traffic on the waterway. Thus if it is
The oneway tag doesn't indicate the flow direction but is a restriction
that applies to boat or ship traffic on the waterway.
The waterway in question is far too small for any traffic, even canoes or
kayaks would find it impossible to move as it is very narrow.
I suspect that the tag in
Paul,
Thank you. In reality (based upon first hand knowledge of the area and the
USGS Topo) the water flows north. I will reverse the way (and similarly
impacted ways) and remove the oneway=1 tag.
Mike
On Sat, Jul 4, 2015 at 2:12 PM, Paul Norman penor...@mac.com wrote:
On 7/4/2015 12:57 PM,
answer: oneway=-1
Have a look at this Overpass turbo query: http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/ag9.
A nice example is this one:
http://osm.org/go/eukqnN8ao--?layers=CDm=node=348013974
Have at it with Bing
(which by coincidence shows a very nice example of a false curve on the
road under the canal,
Hi,
without looking up anything on the wiki, I would spontaneously say that
oneway on a waterway indicates the direction of traffic on that waterway. I
expect to see canals with oneway tags on the map. I have already
encountered oneway waterways myself, albeit before OSM existed.
Volker
What happens if the direction of the traffic is different to the
direction of flow? Thinking of bridges with central supports.
On 2015-07-04 22:20, Volker Schmidt wrote:
Hi,
without looking up anything on the wiki, I would spontaneously say that
oneway on a waterway indicates the
