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72560552 about 6 years ago

psv=*

This is another example of you thinking the tail can wag the dog.
bus/psv=designated is a perfectly correct tag & your company's software code needs to be amended to suit.

75501437 about 6 years ago

I'm fully aware you didn't add the tag.
I still think your suppliers are confused.
motor_vehicle=destination allows buses and taxis access to the area, but there's a no through road beyond that.

Do you have contact details for your suplliers?

75629906 about 6 years ago

Hi
FYI When a highway passes though a building:
way/734224603#map=19/51.37952/-2.37321

The accurate tag is:
tunnel=*#tunnel=building_passage

Note it doesn't require a layer tag as it;s at grounf level, but the building should have one with a positive integer.

75501437 about 6 years ago

I think they're misunderstanding. Do you have an email contact for them?

54352628 about 6 years ago

Thanks
As you say "no such dog parks exist" I've deleted it.

54352628 about 6 years ago

Dog parks are usually specific sectioned of areas for canines to have a shit.

Is this in fact just a normal recreation ground where some people occasionally take their charges for a walk?

way/544685765

54533702 about 6 years ago

Humour me: What's a "virtual" path?

75501437 about 6 years ago

I believe there are two separate issues here:

1. I don't think your software should throw an error for 'destination' as the station is, after all, the bus's destination.

2. I don't think destination is appropriate on these ways as there's no signs (AFAIK) indicating restricted access to the station & car parks. There should be (& is) a destination tag for the stretch of road behind the multi-storey where there is a 'no through road' sign

75501437 about 6 years ago

What tag was preventing PSVs from using these roads?

75421702 about 6 years ago

Hi Welcome to OSM.
FYI
Most buildings are orthogonal in shape. In the iD editor there's a shortcut key to quantize (Q).
Road ways represent the centre line of the road so buildings should always be set back to allow for its width.
Tall buildings suffer from the 'parallax error' where it looks like they're leaning over. Always position a building to its base not its roof

Cheers
DaveF

75239073 about 6 years ago

Hi Steve
If the ways you're adding a Public Rights of ways, could you also add the relevant tags here please:
osm.wiki/Access_provisions_in_the_United_Kingdom

'Surface' is also a v. useful addition

Cheers
DaveF

55966688 about 6 years ago

No it's not .
Please only make edits for which you have evidence. Guessing doesn't improve database quality.

55966688 about 6 years ago

What folly? There's nothing there. See the photo

55966688 about 6 years ago

Hi
What is 'Sham Bridge'?
way/557661445
https://snipboard.io/8Y7dCj.jpg

74829254 about 6 years ago

in which case the construction=residential tag can be removed. As can the streets, presumably?

74826059 about 6 years ago

https://snipboard.io/0JsPRr.jpg

74826059 about 6 years ago

There's a chamfer & some steps were alongside:
osm.org/#map=19/51.45436/-2.58977

74484473 over 6 years ago

I would go with 'ground truth' where what can be seen on the ground takes priority and revert these edits:
osm.wiki/Ground_truth

74484473 over 6 years ago

What do the signs say?

73838677 over 6 years ago

Thanks for that. Now corrected. More likely PICNIC error.