Yes, good catch, thanks.

No, my apologies, is there a way to mass-revert my changeset? Please go ahead and do so if you are able to.

It does exist (as an unimproved alleyway) and is the only access to certain lots (i.e. https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/703-Troy-St_Ypsilanti_MI_48198_M44625-73851), although it is currently illegally being blocked by neighbor's cars and other objects.

It is on the official city street map:
https://cityofypsilanti.com/DocumentCenter/View/197/Boundary-Map-PDF

I believe there is a legal proceeding underway to clear Troy Street of obstructions.

I believe it is in the public interest to document this public space notwithstanding its current obscurity.

43 units under construction, but I could change it to construction area.

OK, I think I've got this section correct now.

Fixed speed units and added lanes:both_ways=1 and turn:lanes:both_ways=left

Actually routing from A2 to Saline typically takes you down Maple as the "most preferred" route. Probably because Ann Arbor road in Saline is residential and 25mph, whereas Maple is the big road with the schools, etc. To me it just seems more straightforward to make them both secondary.

What's the best forum to argue about this/learn more? I like geeking out about this 😂

Also, how the heck aren't there specific guidelines for suburban and urban classification? All the wiki stuff sounds like it's concerned only with the English countryside.

I would suggest that in an historic urban street grid, there isn't usually just one usual way to navigate. Folks driving north on S Main are just as likely to stay on Main than to move over to the "proper" route of Division.

OK. My impression was that the classification was based on the utility of the road in navigating various distances, not necessarily the actual number of lanes. So tertiary is for navigating neighborhoods, secondary is for navigating cities, and primary is for navigating regions.

I see that I may have been a little aggressive in upgrading some of these streets, though. I'll fix that.

By "spur" do you mean a secondary road that doesn't terminate on a secondary or primary road?

Hi @EllieNyaa. I apologize, I was trying my best to improve the map given my knowledge as a 15-year local resident. Can you give me an example of an overclassification, and also explain what a "spur" is? I'd be happy to go back and fix whatever issues I've created.

OK, thanks, should be fixed now