On 1/10/2012 2:28 AM, Ilya Zverev wrote:
Sadly, I missed that part when browsing wikipedia - thanks for the tip.
But it is clear that center turn lanes, as well as suicide lanes, should
be subtypes of reversible lanes, not regular ones. So I guess a new
proposal is in order, concerning lanes:reversible and
lanes:reversible:type.
A reversible lane is one that is used by one direction at a time, with
signs (or a movable barrier, or other markings) indicating which
direction it is to be used in. A lane that can be used by someone in
either direction (hence the name 'suicide lane') is not a reversible lane.
And there is a question of splitting a road into
separate ways for directions when there's a reversible lane(s) in the
middle.
Hell no (unless there's a physical barrier that gets moved).
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