Michael Tsang <[email protected]> writes: >> And, it would be good to first thing about how access rights for learner >> drivers differs from regular drivers. I can't think of any difference >> around me (although learners are required to have an adult real driver >> with them, and not allowed to drive late at night, etc.). >> I wonder, if it's the case that learners can drive on most roads, if it >> would be better to tag the roads that they are banned from (but regular >> drivers can use). vs the roads they can use. > > Learners can drive on most roads, therefore, the default is yes, with the > exception of motorways where the default is no.
I see from later that this is about the UK. I am 99% sure that we do not have this rule in any of the US states. There's a general problem with trying to encode rules like this; OSM as a group doesn't really want to declare a default and make all Interstates (motorways) in the US have special learner tags. And we don't really want to publish a machine-readable set of default rules that all routers can be expected to use. I think that having programmatic defaults would help.
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