Check the map first?
Reading the descriptions, I think it could be this bridge (although the
last edit was December 2010, money has been available for the bridge since
2007).
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=53.60095lon=-2.30171zoom=15layers=C
Mapping in the area could be a lot better, so I
Hi All,
Thanks for the feedback regarding the UK wiki pages. Below is a summary of
updates to the OSM wiki so far:
A. United Kingdom wiki page:
Designed as a central hub to efforts in the UK. I have added links to the
main groups that meet up on a regular schedule. Please let me know if you
run
Hi Adam,
Adding designation=public_footpath would be worthwhile (as long as the
paths are signposted as such), however as noted with the Classic vs
Alternative debate there is no need to change highway=footway.
Regards,
Rob
p.s. Check out my previous email about the wiki pages and let me know
SomeoneElse on IRC noticed a big heap of debatable bulk changes to
station nodes in the UK, seemingly made by people outside the UK and
using Wikipedia as a source.
I've reverted these (well, actually, at the time of writing the revert
is running!). If the users would like to discuss the
I wrote:
SomeoneElse on IRC noticed a big heap of debatable bulk
changes to station nodes in the UK
Someone else (not SomeoneElse... hell this is confusing) has pointed me,
off-list, to this:
http://mapbox.com/blog/improved-british-rail-icons/
which obviously looks cool. I guess this is
On 15/05/2012 20:16, Richard Fairhurst wrote:
SomeoneElse on IRC noticed a big heap of debatable bulk changes to
station nodes in the UK, seemingly made by people outside the UK and
using Wikipedia as a source.
I've reverted these (well, actually, at the time of writing the revert
is running!).
Hi,
On the UK tagging guidelines consultation page [1] both Andrew C and
Richard M pointed out that the blue sign with a bicycle on it [2] does
_not_ imply foot=no. As I had copied this tag over from the original
guidelines page I would like to seek advice before removing the foot=no
On 15 May 2012 23:32, rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote:
As I am not a regular cyclist I must admit that I don't pay much attention
to these signs. So my question is do Local Authorities use the cycle and
foot signs (segregated or otherwise) and reserve the cycle sign for cases
where traffic
Hi Richard everyone,
This started off simply as an effort to improve our display London
Underground stations using existing OSM data, but was scope-creeped
into much more and apparently we messed up.
We've found that the lack of familiar London Underground and National
Rail icons is a
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