tourist_bus is also non-intuitive, not every non-public
transport bus is a tourist bus.
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=none @ use=agricultural
maxgcweightrating:bus=none @ use=public_transport
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There is no issue #2, no modification needed, the use-values already work.
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Obvious issue: 200,000 uses of bus...
OK, probably most of them are associated with public_transport (e.g. bus
stops). So the number of bus related access-restrictions is probably
much lower.
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tourist_bus: There is no longer the need for tagging
both (bus=yes and tourist_bus=yes) in the case any bus category is
meant. It can be expressed by omnibus=yes now.
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existing access=no or access=private.
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may be misunderstood or misinterpreted.
Any opinions?
By the way: I saw the first use of maxgrossweight on taginfo. Sorry that
I propose a change of the key name now...
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Then what about maxactualweight as its counterpart?
yes, good idea. Better than maxladenweight, which can be misunderstood
as the weight of the load.
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on the wiki and maxweight tag will remain
in the database for many years. But we should stop adding more ambiguous
'maxweight' tags and start a gradual replacement of old 'maxweight' tags
with their more meaningful counterparts.
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tagging (which makes interpretation difficult) and the meaning (which is
complex due to vehicle, trailers, weight types, etc) is required.
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This suggestion also has better backward compatibility and it also
enables country defaults.
Drawback is that only one maxweight-restriction per way is possible.
Opinions?
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. But even I must confess that maxgross_weight
looks also odd due to the '_' inconsistency.
Since I cannot foresee a meaning conflict by just using the abreviated
maxgross, this could be an alternative.
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implemented this convention
and thus there a country specific deviations, thus please update the
comment column of the example if your country deviates from the
convention rules.
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makes it more obvious that left and right is
not sufficient to indicate the *lane* markings in all cases (also look
at the non-standard arrows painted on the road).
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If UK has tagged the mgw sign with maxweight, then this is IMO not in
accordance with the wiki definition.
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no longer matters. Then we can propose a
preferred order.
This way we also solve the issue with multiple values separated by ';':
access:conditional = (delivery;forestry) @ So
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instead of
just English.
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...
instead of
(Mo-Fr 06:00-09:00)=yes
female=no
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is clearly the extended conditions proposal. But it needs
- as stated - some further development from an idea to a complete
proposal - but I will do that directly in the wiki.
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for width-estimates.
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