This area was very recently re-paved so it is possible that there is now a sharrow present, so if at all possible it would be amazing if a local mapper could confirm if there are painted markings on the road surface like on Terrace Avenue marking this section of Highland Road as a sharrow and how long that sharrow goes along the road.

I removed the sharrow bicycle lane tags from Highland Road as I'm certain that they are not present on a large majority of the road, however, in this spot northbound from Terrace Avenue on Highland, there is a "share the road" sign for bicycle designated usage. I've added a bicycle=designated tag on Highland Road from Terrace Avenue to South Boulevard where Highland becomes a four-lane road and becomes Saint Ferdinand Street.

The Coffee Bean coffee shop is here. Hours are 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM I think all week.

via StreetComplete 56.0

There is a large number of "Living Street" tagged ways here. None of these are living streets. In the United States, these are extremely rare, and by definition are pedestrian-centric. This is more of a European street-type that is really only seen on the East and to a lesser extent, west coast. As this is the case, whoever maps this area and can do so quickly, every Living Street needs to be batch corrected to Residential Streets.

Benjamin - Livingston Parish OSM

Very large number of incorrectly tagged roads. 90% of these residential roads should be marked "unmaintained track road" for their dirt surface and use as logging roads. The area around Livingston Parish High Point is a good example of a corrected area. The paths in this area are also very inaccurate as they are part of the TIGER import.