Richard Mann <richard.mann.westoxf...@...> writes:
>> - A gate that prevents all access, and is normally closed;
>> - A gate that blocks traffic but not pedestrians, and is normally closed;
>> - A gate that is normally open.
>
>barrier=gate+access=private
I'm not sure; isn't the access tag for the way rather than the gate?
And access=private on a way does not imply it's completely inaccessible,
just that it is a 'private road' which you may or may not be allowed to
drive down.
>barrier=gate+access=private+foot=yes{+bicycle=yes}
Again, would you tag foot=yes on the gate itself? And why not car=no?
>barrier=gate+access=yes
That makes some sense, but according to the wiki 'access=yes' means an
official, legally-enshrined right of way, which is not necessarily the case
here.
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Ed Avis <[email protected]>
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