24 Oct 2020, 00:34 by andrew.harv...@gmail.com:
> I can sympathise with the park operator, why should they have to be
> constantly monitoring for any signs of a track anywhere in the park and
> installing signage everywhere, why can't they say these are the areas we
> authorise everywhere else is not authorised, I guess they can install signage
> to that effect. I guess that's one use case there of OSM for park operators,
> it can help alert you of where tracks are forming that you might not have
> intentionally created.
>
If protected area has rule "access is illegal
unless
signed otherwise" or "access allowed only on
signposted trails" then such way-specific signage
is not necessary to use access tags.
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