Hi
Very quickly, if I have a road that is for bus/psv use, and is tagged like this:
Access=no
Bus=yes
Psv=yes
does that mean that buses are, or aren't, allowed to use it? Currently the bus
lane around Preston Bus Station is coded this way, but my contractor isn't
treating it as a bus lane,
2014-10-14 17:02 GMT+01:00 Stuart Reynolds stu...@travelinesoutheast.org.uk:
Hi
Very quickly, if I have a road that is for bus/psv use, and is tagged like
this:
Access=no
Bus=yes
Psv=yes
does that mean that buses are, or aren’t, allowed to use it?
Are. The more specific access
Hi Stuart,
The bus=yes and psv=yes override the access=no to say only buses/public service
vehicles can use the road.
The access=no says ignore the normal defaults for access on the road, and
instead use the access values included in this object instead.
I hope that clarifies things.
Shaun
The more specific access tags take priority over the more general,
so in your example access=no precludes all traffic, but bus=yes and
psv=yes means buses and taxis are allowed.
See
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:access#Transport_mode_restric
tions
I am surprised there is no
Ed,
There isn't a foot=yes tag because that particular road isn't walkable. There
are two at-grade zebras from the street outside, and a tunnel, that take you up
into the bus station. Think of it like an airport - the bus road is like the
airport tarmac and gates, and the bus station is like
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