Hello! I am curious if there is a way to easily represent a height on a turn restriction or on the way. I was considering removing this restriction, as it is not accurate for the majority of navigation, but I wanted to see if there is a better way to represent it before removing it outright. Look forward to hearing about it soon. Cheers, kfremd

Hello! I have removed the turn restriction as requested. I am curious what 'access=' tag would best represent this restriction, as I am not sure if making the road access=private would allow for residential traffic through. I look forward to hearing more soon! Cheers, kfremd

Hello! It looks like that this was meant to be a no-right-turn onto Rosenvang, but I am not sure of the restriction with all of the signs saying no entry to cars or motorcycles. I am not sure if that section should have a restriction to vehicle travel or not. Regardless, I have removed the no-left-turn at that intersection, as that restriction was not accurate. Cheers,
kfremd

Hello! Thank you for looking into this turn restriction. I have updated the restriction with an except=bicycle;moped;motorcar;psv tag to allow access to normal traffic except hgv/trucks. I hope that this works well for the situation. If this does not work the way it should, or if it could be modeled better, please feel free to let me know. Thanks, kfremd

Hello,
Thanks for checking in on this edit. After looking this edit over with the user, it seems that you are correct about the sign pretraining to construction (as seen by the panel below the restricted turn). It is not an accurate representation of an existing turn restriction, and I have removed it on behalf of the cahartig. I apologize for the inconvenience this has caused and I want to say thank you for looking into this. Cheers, kfremd

Edit to original comment: Removed a track road that did not match anything seen in AI and had 0 GPS support for it. Track was added in February with no other history attached to it.

Thank you for the insight and suggestion! I will switch over to ESRI World Imagery for future edits in this area.