On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 12:08 PM, John Smith <[email protected]> wrote: > Most either can't do anything about it, or don't care about doing > anything about it as the current "solution" is good enough. > > It'd also be nice to be able to tag individual lanes, but again anyone > that could do something about it doesn't seem motivated or interested > enough to do something about it.
Like putting a way down the middle of each lane and then tieing that back to the road, or like just adding a lane:n:feature = value to the existing road way? Then you could do something like lane:0:restriction = rightturnonly. > At this stage the best solution I know of for joining the same > sections of road together is to use a route relation, this is useful > for when the road number and road name split, eg Bruce Highway is M1 > and then it becomes the A1, but the M1 is also the Gateway Motorway > and the Pacific Highway etc etc etc... That might be good for those cases, but I was thinking on a smaller scale where you have a 50m road that for the first 20m has maxspeed 20 and the last 80m as maxspeed 30. This doesn't really seem like a "route" to me. Becides the point I was trying to make was anything can be split ...roads, parks, rivers... in order to apply these secondary tags (like surface) to shorter segments. Since in all these cases you are doing the same thing the same approach should be used, hence the relation used to join the road segments shouldn't be any different to the relation used to join park or parking lot segments. _______________________________________________ Talk-au mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-au
