If it is a place to buy 50l of petrol with a credit card, and 200 people can use it a day, it's a Normal gas station. If you hand the card to a clerk or pay at the pump (almost every single gas station in America, and more and more in Japan) - it's still a gas station.
I don't think people would expect a shop that looks like a gas station, works like a gas station, and has no shop to shop in to be tagged as a shop. I totally get its an automated system (for payment) but the facility itself is a normal gas station. The other state with mandatory gas station pumping is New Jersey. It's weird going to certain gas stations in Japan where the pumps are 5 meters in the air, and an attendant lowers the hose down with a string to pump gas in your car. Javbw On Mar 24, 2015, at 2:55 PM, Jan van Bekkum <[email protected]> wrote: >> How does the tagging differ from an unstaffed filling station where you >> enter your credit card and fill up the tank of your car yourself 24/7 like I >> seem them all over the place in the Netherlands? In the situation you >> describe I really prefer shop=*. > > Regards, > > Jan >> >> At these places you could fill up your SUV tank and hence they are tagged >> appropriately. I add: >> >> amenity=fuel >> automated=yes >> description:en=A vending machine accepting cash in notes and/or coin that >> dispenses automotive fuel 24/7. Most are poorly marked and offer no other >> services. >> fuel:diesel=yes/no >> fuel:gasohol_91=yes/no >> fuel:gasohol_95=yes/no >> fuel:gasoline_91=yes/no >> fuel:gasoline_95=yes/no >> name=* >> opening_hours=24/7 >> payment:cash=yes >> payment:credit_cards=no >> source=GPS, geolocated photo >> vending=fuel >> vending_machine=yes > _______________________________________________ > Tagging mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
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