On Sun, 26 Aug 2018 at 05:32, St Niklaas <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Guys, > > > Have a look at this solution, made just to allow other / faster traffic to > pass a slow agricultural vehicle, more specific it is a rule that goes for > all slow moving traffic not reaching a speed of 25 km/hr. > > https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/51.24743/5.97305 > The first traffic sign tells you to go straight ahead, but the second one > selects the slower traffic out of the main stream into a short stay. > > Greetz > > > Hendrikklaas >
Hi Hendrik Not bad, but shouldn't the passing lane be marked as one way=yes? I assume this lane is only to service one side of the road? On Sun, 26 Aug 2018 at 06:01, Dave Swarthout <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Nick, > > That solution is similar to the one I chose - a separate lane off to the > side of a 2-lane highway. I can't imagine, however, whether any renderer or > routing end-user will be able to understand that it is a passing lane or > slow-vehicle turnout based on the use of the agricultural=yes tag. It looks > exactly like the parent way. How does a router (or person) decide it's > actually a place to pass slow-moving vehicles? > slow_vehicle=yes ? > > I would really rather expand the use of the passing_place tag to allow > ways. Then tagging a situation like mine becomes simple and easy to draw > while still providing essential information. It is a separate lane, oneway > in the direction of traffic flow, and is located off to one side of > the highway proper. > But our's aren't separated from from the main road - I assume your's & Hendrik's are the same - the road just widens with an extra lane along this length? The current use of passing_place as a node doesn't seem very robust to me. > A related tag, passing_places=yes (no), is applied to a highway that has > frequent slow-vehicle lanes scattered along its distance. This tag too > isn't very specific and IMO, not very useful either. > No, I agree that the node doesn't work. May be OK as Warin mentioned, where there is a short (length) stopping place but no for a full lane Thanks Graeme
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