I was there 6 months ago and what was there then (before the two most
recent sets of changes) wasn't perfect, but as the whole area was a
building site I made relatively few changes - clearly the situation when
I was there was only temporary.
The local who tried to fix things did so as part of their 2nd changeset,
and they deserved a better response than the comment "reverted" (from a
USA-based mapper with a history of that sort of thing).
As already noted, it needs a proper on-the-ground survey of the
_current_ situation. Handily, due to the unique way the railways in the
north of England are run, Bradford Forster Square (just around the
corner) seems to be on a surprising number of east-west routes. I can
also recommend the Jacob's Well pub
https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/962761380 . As the wifi password
suggests "try the pie" :)
Best Regards,
Andy
On 2/7/25 10:26, Paul Berry wrote:
Hi Tim,
I'm not that far away from Bradford but neither do I have the time to
resurvey Hall Ings, which, as you rightly point out, has been
remodelled recently and now looks a complete mess on the map. Checking
the history of some stretches of road that have disappeared from the
Standard Layer shows this has been the case for a good few months now.
Might be worth reaching out to the mappers who have recently touched
those segments (I won't name names but you can find out from the
histories). I don't know what the tag "mkgmap:dead-end-check" is but
that's clouding (or perhaps causing) the issue too.
On one hand, you could revert the problematic changes to make
things look normal again, even if that's old data. On the other hand,
we don't know for certain what the actual situation is without a
ground survey and, while that leaves the map looking wrong, that
itself is an indicator that this needs a survey.
Regards,
/Paul/
On Thu, 6 Feb 2025 at 15:46, Timothy Noname <[email protected]> wrote:
Bradford has undergone road changes for pedestrianisation recently
but there is one road " Hall Ings" that looks very messed up. Is
it undergoing construction or has someone messed it up? Is there a
local mapper?
Tim
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