On Thu, Jul 13, 2017 at 2:15 AM, Horea Meleg
wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Me and my Telenav colleagues are editing lane numbers in Detroit area. We
> have two cases, where any opinion would be appreciated.
>
> *Case 1 *
>
> We are editing lanes and turn lanes and we came across with those 2
> situatio
According to one Georgia lawyer's website[1] as well as the Indiana
driver's handbook[2], it is illegal to cross a solid white line between
lanes. Having said that, I would map Case 1 as shown in A, because I don't
think any police officer is going to bother writing a ticket if someone
does so whe
On Thu, Jul 13, 2017 at 10:14 PM, Eric Ladner wrote:
> Just to play Devil's advocate: B is probably more TECHNICALLY correct since
> a solid white line indicates "lane change discouraged, but not illegal" and
> you'd probably want the routing software to indicate where the turn lane
> starts, not
yeah, I agree.. just prodding thought.
On Thu, Jul 13, 2017 at 3:21 PM Tod Fitch wrote:
> At least one routing app I have been using seems to use the turn:lane
> tagging [1] convention shown on the wiki. That allows the route guidance to
> let you know you should be getting into the turn lane a
At least one routing app I have been using seems to use the turn:lane tagging
[1] convention shown on the wiki. That allows the route guidance to let you
know you should be getting into the turn lane at an appropriate time. Not sure
if the change:lanes [2] tagging is being followed but it does a
Just to play Devil's advocate: B is probably more TECHNICALLY correct
since a solid white line indicates "lane change discouraged, but not
illegal" and you'd probably want the routing software to indicate where the
turn lane starts, not 200 feet later (esp. in heavy traffic and the lane's
already
Case 1: First example is much closer to how I would tag it based on the the
rule that it should not be a separate way if it is only separated by paint.
Case 2: I would not expect the two paths to be considered safe or legal where I
live in the US (not in Michigan). While there is some effort at
On 07/13/2017 02:15 AM, Horea Meleg wrote:
> *According to US driving rules, are those turns allowed? Are you allowed
> to go on the link if you are coming from South?*
Probably not; even if technically not prohibited explicitly, it would
probably be cited as reckless driving or careless driving i
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