Hi.
I'm not sure if this helps, but a "bus lane" allows buses, taxis,
bicycles and hire cars. A "bus only lane" allows only buses (not taxis
and hire cars). (Neither allow rental cars.)
The psv wiki page suggests tagging individual types if necessary, but
implies that a taxi is a PSV.
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:psv
I think you should probably put taxi=no for a "bus only lane" but not
for a "bus lane".
IANAL but I'd guess that ride share services are not taxis in this context.
- Ben.
On 27/6/2022 11:10 am, stevea wrote:
On Jun 26, 2022, at 5:57 PM, David Vidovic via Talk-au
<talk-au@openstreetmap.org> wrote:
In regards to PSV (Public Service Vehicles), I understand this
encompasses buses/coaches.
For a "bus only" way such as a bus bay, I see common tagging
[access=no] + [psv=yes] used.
Does anyone know if a Taxi is considered a "public service vehicle"
and therefore able use the busy bay way? Or does [access=no]
inherently prevent this and it would need a separate [taxi=yes] tag?
It might be controversial to say so, but "taxis" meant (until maybe a
decade ago, with the uprising of the Uber's of the world, which are,
in many places, "not /de jure/ taxis" but are rather "/de facto/
taxis") a legally-regulated car-for-hire (not "rental, YOU drive,"
rather "hail one" (or solicit a ride for a fare at a taxi stand)).
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