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According to the wiki, railway=crossing is "a point where pedestrians
may cross a railway", while railway=level_crossing is "where a road
crosses a railway". But footways are also represented by highways, and
so if one wants to know where pedestrians may cross a railway they can
simply look at the tags on the intersecting way. So why do we have two
separate tags for what is essentially the same thing (there are road
crossings without gates and foot crossings with gates)?
- [Tagging] Why are railway=crossing and level_crossing sep... Nathan Edgars II
- Re: [Tagging] Why are railway=crossing and level_cro... Martijn van Exel
- Re: [Tagging] Why are railway=crossing and level_cro... Nathan Edgars II
