David Carmean wrote: > I'm not sure if this question is within scope of this list, but > I thought it might be sufficiently country-specific: when is it > appropriate to use "highway: tertiary" in the US?
I use it like so: tertiary - through residential areas: two-lanes, maybe with street parking but often not, lanes delineated by yellow lines (in lesser populated areas, often no shoulder). Through commercial areas: storefronts usually face away from these two-lane streets - they feel like a bypass, u-turn route or only there to get to 'parking out back' lots. Often called 'back-streets' or 'minor arterials'. In my area, they are often delineated further by 'arterial route' signage. _______________________________________________ Talk-us mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-us
