On 09/10/2012 17:02, Andy Robinson wrote:

On a related point...

I came across some OSM additions in my patch (Sutton Coldfield) which appear to come from the dft data. Specifically the estimated width value which was hopelessly wrong for every element I checked. It's easy to measure features with the measurement tool in JOSM so I think est_width probably should be ignored unless its checked to be consistently correct for a given area.


This is why I've largely ignored the DfT data. It just isn't accurate enough to blindly copy into OSM ad hoc. I enter cycle lane data such as this only when I have been to an area & actually seen it, which renders most of the DfT info worthless.

I've even seen data for NCN 4 that's illegal where it suggests a right hand turn but is explicitly denied by signs.

Dave F.


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