There's no car park there at the moment. It's just a closed off area where people store equipment for the tram tracks work.

Hey!
How can we annotate this as a tunnel in this case? This would be the correct annotation for the path, instead of the unmaintained track road. I was looking at it from the cycle path that runs perpendicular and couldn't see it from above.

Got it, thanks again :)

I have one more question. I disconnected the footpath from the roundabout because they are not physically connected. If you come with a bike from any of the paths, you get on the sidewalk surrounding the roundabout (where cars can go) and have to cycle a bit around until you get down to the road. Doesn't this mean that the paths and the roundabout road are not connected? Am I missing something in terms of mapping conventions or style?

Oh... I see, thanks for this! Yep, I just dragged the path to the image, didn't know that there is an option to do it in reverse! Thanks

Hey! There is still construction going on in the area. But right now there is no physical connection between those 2 roads. They are separated by a small perpendicular footway.

Actually, don't worry. I've just changed access to customers since this is actually the best descriptor for the road. It looks like adding a gate feature is beyond my basic editing skills at the moment after looking at the wiki.

Hi,

It would be great if you could help me be a better editor. How do I go about adding the gate? Do I just use a tag in the road description?

I was about to cover those paths with a MTB and from asking around was told that it's not permitted. But I just looked up the actual law myself: https://www.historicenvironment.scot/media/5577/holyrood-park-regulations-1971.pdf and it looks like as long as you don't cycle more then 2 abrest and over 30mph it's all good. I think that often park wardens do tell people off from biking on the trails since there are a lot of walkers around. I'm gonna change everything back to bike allowed!