On 21.10.19 23:00, John Willis via Tagging wrote:
On Oct 22, 2019, at 2:18 AM, Jan Michel <[email protected]> wrote:
foot:lanes = ||designated (allowing foot access to this lane)
Thanks for the tagging example! ^__^
have never tagged lanes before.
Is "foot:lanes" An established value?
"Established" - this particular key not really, it is used only 40 times
up to now.
But it's just the combination of the access tag "foot" with the ":lanes"
Suffix. Both are well used and documented. This combination is not used
often, because it is rare to have to mention access right by pedestrians
explicitly for a lane.
In a broader sense it is as "established" as the other lane-based access
tags psv:lanes, bicycle:lanes and so on, with a total count of about
100k tags (plus another million of tags using ":lanes" in combination
with turn or destination).
Or is that what we are discussing?
No, not really. It's a way to tag such a lane without using a 'sidewalk'
tag. It's similar to the difference between lanes:bus and bus:lanes or
cycleway and bicycle:lanes. The first describes the existence of such a
lane, the second also describes the exact position and further details.
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