Yeah, I would say the fixme tag is a couple of years out of date. As for 'correct' use of the access tag, OSM wiki appears to say that what's there is fine and any routers should interpret it correctly... although I'm not sure who decides what OSM wiki says!

oops! :)
Cheers.

They have a right under the Act to change their name by a statutory process but I wouldn't like to bet that ABC Council have actually followed that process :-)
I am probably responsible for much for the shambles of NMDDC variants :(( - actually I was wondering if the is a process to get the iD editor to automatically set that name and add corresponding wikidata tag? It does that with some names for some types of object. Can a request be put in somewhere?
If it's any consolation I spent the past couple of days trying to bring coherence to a dozen variants of Translink names and brandings....

I am probably guilty as charge, although the pedant in me cannot help point out that ABC Council may be acting unlawfully as regards getting its own name wrong under Section 1(1) of the Local Government Act (NI) 2014
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/nia/2014/8/section/1/enacted lmao

thanks! I haven't edited the Ring of Gullion for many months, so that gap could have been there a long time :) Good to have it fixed.

Hi, it looks like this changeset might have invalidated the bus routes that are tagged along the Northway (the Geofabrik OSM Inspector tool has started complaining) - could you check?

Cheers! It doesn't seem to be there any more, or present in current Translink datasets (although I do see it on a much older dataset on the OSNI site). Seems that it is no longer in use.

Is there really a bus stop here?

Well you also shouldn't be tagging to please AI routing engines either ;)

Worst typo ever lol

thanks Mac!

I doubt it! the "l" was probably meant to be a semicolon :)
it should be "fern;crozier"

I suspect this was just a case of selecting the wrong proferred option in the ID editor!

Hah! Yeah, I think currently in Northern Ireland, once planning permission is granted, you typically have 5 years to start building, before it expires. So if people don't have the funds available, a common trick is to build foundations. You'd particularly see this with farming families who already own land and want to secure a plot of for one of their children to have a house on.

Hi - been a while since I was down that way, so I forget what I was thinking at the time - but looking at it with the imagery available today, it looks like a site where someone has put down foundations in order to avoid their planning permission expiring (and NMDDC have allocated it an address), but the house hasn't been built yet. The other two things showing on the satellite imagery actually look like parked lorries/containers to me, rather than buildings.

Yeah I have tagged half a dozen or more Ulsterbus routes that now operate from Grand Central Station - Translink's own app (which uses OSM mapping!) is a dog's dinner at that area, their routing algorithm is all over the place. One tagging decision I made was to simply show all the busses using one 'bus stop', rather than to try and tag them on particular bus stands (as in my experience these change frequently, as drivers don't always pull up in the right stand anyways!)

Hi LateNightTone - great to get more accuracy in the Grand Central Station layout, but your edit seems to have broken the relations of a few bus routes (215, 216, ...) - the OSM Inspector validator is complaining (see https://tools.geofabrik.de/osmi/ ) - could you check? I think maybe you just need to remove tagging on one of the ways you extended?

I would not relish manually retagging all that in ID though :)

It would probably be less problematic just to have Ulster Way as a separate relation, rather than a parent of all the segments. And so a bit of the Newry Canal Way which was also part of the Ulster Way would have a tag for each.

*nest them.

However the snag is that several of the component segments have extra waymarked bits which aren't part of the Ulster Way. Hence things like the Newry Canal Way and the Lecale Way have ended up as a pair of relations, one with the suffix "(Ulster Way section)" and the other not. But these are quite prone to tagging errors and circular nesting....