> Are the various "toll" related tags appropriate for park entrances where you > have to stop and pay a fee? For example, most state parks in Georgia have a > "parking fee" that you have to pay to an attendant when you enter the park, > so it seems appropriate to tag the collection point as barrier=toll_booth, > because you can't pass through if you don't pay. > > I realize that "fee" (or parking_fee) is a more appropriate term to use, but > "barrier=fee_booth" (or fee anything) doesn't appear to have any usage > whatsoever according to taginfo, and I don't think inventing a new value is > necessary.
I tagged barrier=toll_booth on numerous "exit lanes" at the parking facility at San Diego International Airport. I also used this tag at a state park near me which has exactly the same sort of entrance attendant you mention collecting what is really a "park usage fee for those who drive in" but it is called a "parking fee." It seems to perfectly capture the semantic we wish to express. SteveA California _______________________________________________ Talk-us mailing list Talk-us@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-us
