In my view access=permit seems like they way to go. Having access=private with permit=something adds to the complexity without adding value. Keep it simple.
On 19/07/16 at 09:54pm, Colin Smale wrote: > The situation in the UK is that you basically have an inalienable legal > right to pass over a public highway (but not to stop everywhere). The > landowner, whether that be an individual or the state, cannot deny you > access. Motorways are not a public highway - strictly, I think they > should be access=permissive. It worth noting that the Situation in different parts of the UK varies, I think you mean England and Wales above. In Scotland, we have the right to access all land unless it’s around a private house or building. This means that outside of populated area any path is accessible, even if you have to climb over a gate of fence. Cheers Chris _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
