2014-09-15 13:26 GMT+02:00 Dave F. <[email protected]>: > A user has changed some tags of a way: > > 1. oneway=yes to access:backward=no > > 2. psv=opposite_lane to psv:backward=yes > > What are the differences between the tags? The originals are the more > commonly used. I'm unsure how it adds any detail or clarity to the > database. You thoughts please. >
Not sure about the best psv way of tagging, but the oneway case seems clear to me. oneway=yes is a very well established widely used and easy to understand tag and should not be changed (i.e. removed/substituted) to something less used, longer and more complicated (hyphen) like access:backward=no This change might also introduce problems in certain jurisdictions (e.g. if bicycle-access is generally granted in oneway streets and counterdirection for streets with the oneway-sign, which is most likely not defined for access:backward. Furthermore I'd expect the oneway=yes not to apply to pedestrians while access:backward=no would IMHO apply to pedestrians. cheers, Martin
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