Hi Meagan,

Are you sure this segment of 56 is untolled? Signage seems to indicate that Galena Boulevard is the last exit before it becomes a toll road [1]. It appears that there's no way to travel on the part between Galena Boulevard and the I-88 merge without having to go through a toll booth somewhere.

[1] https://www.bing.com/maps?cp=41.765523%7E-88.425892&lvl=20.4&pi=-2&style=x&dir=93.7

Just a typo, thanks for catching. Should be railway=disused.

I've already told you not to message me in private. While this is a public communication medium, perhaps my intent wasn't clear enough. Do not leave comments on my changesets, unless they're relevant to my mapping.

> Is this new tracking tag only to be used on individual mapped panel assemblies like here or can it also be used on farms?

generator:solar:tracking=* should be used on panels only. Perhaps plant:solar:tracking=* could be used on farms, though keep in mind that solar farms occasionally have more than one tracking technology within them.

> BTW, a 'no' on roof mounted panels is a bit of a stretch on my imagination

I'm not sure what makes it a stretch; can you clarify?

Hi Kevin,

I see you've added a few relations here representing the future route of Interstate 27. Are there signs on the ground, or is this just a legislative designation right now? If it's signed, then the tags should be network="US:I:Future", ref="27". Otherwise, the tags should be network="US:I", fut_ref="27" (with ref empty). Currently, the wrong Interstate shield is showing up on renderers like Americana: https://zelonewolf.github.io/openstreetmap-americana/#map=13.45/35.26527/-101.83976

Hi Dartmouthmapmaker. I noticed you changed ref="102" to ref="NS 102" on the relation here. This full text displays inside the shield icon in renderers like Americana [1] that take the ref from relations instead of ways. The tag network="CA:NS:H" supplies enough information for the renderer to determine that it's a Nova Scotia 100-series highway—no prefix needed.

[1] https://zelonewolf.github.io/openstreetmap-americana/#map=9.42/44.8376/-63.5488

fixed in changeset/144193626

Are the roads within parks really considered toll roads? Typically we use toll=yes if you have to pay each time you pass through the booth, and fee=yes if you purchase a duration-based permit to enter.

The Transbay Terminal is a passenger bus station, not an employees-only garage as in the example given. This roadway has high importance to bus passengers and prohibits all other traffic, which should qualify for highway=busway.

Hi there. What is the source behind the name change of Tower 12 to "Wabash-Van Buren Switching Station"? Moreover, where did the terminology "switching station" come from? I don't think this junction is known by any other name than Tower 12.

Hi dns10. Thanks for the updates around downtown Cleveland.

I see that you've updated the name of the Amtrak station in Cleveland to "Cleveland Amtrak". Was this intentional? As far as I know, this station is known as "Cleveland Lakefront Station" or just "Cleveland". The station is already tagged with operator=Amtrak and network=Amtrak, so it is unambiguous who the station belongs to.

Now that the tiles have been updated, I can share this: https://zelonewolf.github.io/openstreetmap-americana/#map=12.55/41.68593/-88.88492

This renderer uses the network and ref values of route relations to determine which shield icon to use, and what text goes inside. Prior to this change, the ref values were too long to fit inside a pentagon.

No, it's been a thing for years. In route relations, ref=* should only contain the text displayed on the sign, without any extra prefixes like the ones we use on ways.

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