On 5 November 2010 11:33, Andrew Harvey <[email protected]> wrote: > 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.
There is lots of things that can effect different lanes differently, eg going under a bridge that angles upwards on one side with have greater clearance on one side compared to the other. Some places have diff maxspeed depending on which lane, etc etc etc. >> 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 I could go into a rhetorical discussion about what a route is, but bus routes occur on small residential streets etc, so a route is just a way that has common segments. In this case you'd tag the name and any ref against the route relation and tag any variations between segments against the segments of way. _______________________________________________ Talk-au mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-au
