Generally speaking, unprotected bike lanes should not be mapped as separate ways

Hi there, please note that center turn lanes are counted as lanes per lanes=*

For example, lanes=3
lanes:forward=1
lanes:backward=1
lanes:both_ways=1
turn:lanes:both_ways=left

Hi there,
I don't think this use of cycleway:right:shoulder is correct, given that you specify bicycle:no. This is causing inaccurate rendering on CyclOSM.

Happy to help! Lots of cycleway=lane and cycleway:right=lane attached to the roadways

There are exceptions of course and when they do have physical separation, special routing markers are needed, or they are two way cycletracks on the street, separately mapping is fine.

I believe that per highway=cycleway
("When Not To Use") they should be mapped as part of the road.

The problem with doing it this way is that most bike tools such as PFB BNA assume that a separately tagged way is physically separated from the roadway and therefore lower stress. https://bna.peopleforbikes.org/#/places////

Similarly routing tools that optimize for low stress bike routes will get confused and present bad results to end users.

I'm in the middle of cleaning this up for you and retagging on the roadways!

Sorry, I should be more specific, the section between Winham Drive and east to South Tracy Boulevard

(on Sycamore Parkway)

Is this a separated cycleway or just a standard bike lane?

Same issue here, the cycletrack is disconnected from the roadway network at one end and doesn't show connections at the intersections where turns are possible, so I recommend going back to having the track integrated into Clement Ave instead of mapped separately.

Hey there, I was wondering if it would be better to mark this as part of the roadway. Right now, because the bike paths are only connected via the footway crossings, mapping apps will not direct you onto the cycleway (as you're "not allowed to bike on the footway"). Otherwise a cycleway connect should be made into the roadway. Thoughts?

Hey there! I'm not sure if all of these should be marked as shoulder. Yes, the streets are wide, but the shoulder is not demarcated by a white line shoulder=*

The facilities on 10th St don't seem to be cycletracks but just normal cycle lanes, which are not usually inserted as separate ways. Should I change this?

Thanks, will use this instead of semicolon moving forward.

Hi Kmarkish,

This edit seems to have placed the one way cycletrack on the wrong side of the road. Please verify your cycletrack automated placement on divided roadways.

Thanks,
Steven

Hey Todd,

I would have titled this a "Gate" with Bike/Ped Access "Yes" because of the open sidewalk, but it's subject to some interpretation.

barrier=cycle_barrier