2010/9/27 <[email protected]>: > So, in Italy, the owner of a private parking lot is not allowed to say that > his parking lot can't be used as a public street? It is common in the USA to > see signs at parking-lot entrances saying "no through traffic".
I wouldn't say he's not allowed. AFAIK (and Google seems to confirm this), it's not a default restriction. The parking of the condominium where I live in has a sign forbidding public access, but it's dead-ended and only leads to our garages, so it's not a fitting example. In my town we regularly go through a mall's parking to go from a large primary to the residential streets nearby, rather than going further along the primary and then back on another large street. There may be a similar restriction in Italy, but I've never seen it. Mind that I'm not referring only to it not being enforced. _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
