On 2015-04-09 16:29, Volker Schmidt wrote:
From: Martin Koppenhoefer <dieterdre...@gmail.com>
but "what does this combination of tags mean for bicycles".
IMHO it says there is a bicycle lane, but you cannot use it by bike
(as you
can't use any of the lanes by bike, including those for cars).
I beg to differ.
My reasoning was in analogy to a street with compulsory-use cycle
lanes
with tags like:
highway=residential|....
bicycle=no
cycleway=lane
example: http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/7036100 [1]
I am with Martin on this and I think that is a perfect example of how
not to map it.
From the cycleway wikipage:
A cycle lane is an inherent part of the road itself.
So setting anything globally for the road means it is also implied for
the cyclelane. If you set bicycle=no for a road that has cycleway=lane
and you want to allow bicycles on that lane, you should add
cycleway:bicycle=yes to it.
Analogous to oneway=no and oneway:bicycle=yes if bicycles are allowed
two-way.
Maarten
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