I am glad to see the city making updates to OpenStreetMap. Do you plan to also add any new or missing trails, roads, speed limits, and addresses to the map?

Your efforts to improve OpenStreetMap in Guelph are appreciated!

Please fix this. When you moved node #1883271622 from 43.5534699, -80.2640403 to 43.5545440, -80.2638716, it broke the address interpolation.

Addresses are used by many apps such as Lyft, Trip Advisor, The Weather Channel, Strava, and others.

Thank you for mapping here! Out of curiosity, why does this have a #ireland hashtag when it's in Guelph, Ontario, Canada? :)

Thank you :)

This changes breaks the address interpolation on the way #177927724. It looks like it was an accident, so can you please fix this?

A handy way to do this in the future is the lcn=yes or the bike network relation since that road has green bike route signs that are also present in Guelph's official ArgGIS data. It makes sense to keep it designated due to the presence of the green bike route signs.

I actually went ahead and updated the roads nearby which are part of the local bike route, as well as their speed limits. As a consequence, that should help your routing problems. :)

Please avoid using "designated" or any other changes to fix routing issues (unless they accurately represent what's on the ground) in the future which should be resolved in the app's code.

Oops! This comment was meant for Changeset: 142370768. I'll add it there instead.

Please do not use the bicycle=dismount tag on Edinburgh, since that tag represents that bicycling is not allowed on the road, but pushing is allowed - which is incorrect. As a result, apps may have ignored that part of Edinburgh even when it is the only option to ride on.

You are allowed to bicycle on Edinburgh, even if there is no safe bicycle infrastructure. Instead, it is recommended to mark the speed limit, surface type, and importantly, whether there are bike lanes (in this case, cycleway:both=no). Then, apps can use the available info to determine whether it's safe to use as a bicycle route.

I have gone ahead and fixed this to be "bicycle=yes" instead which means that bicycles are legally allowed to ride here.

I hope this explanation helps and thank you for your edits! :)

Please do not use the bicycle=dismount tag on Edinburgh, since that tag represents that bicycling is not allowed on the road, but pushing is allowed - which is incorrect. As a result, apps may have ignored that part of Edinburgh even when it is the only option to ride on.

You are allowed to bicycle on Edinburgh, even if there is no safe bicycle infrastructure. Instead, it is recommended to mark the speed limit, surface type, and importantly, whether there are bike lanes (in this case, cycleway:both=no). Then, apps can use the available info to determine whether it's safe to use as a bicycle route.

I have gone ahead and fixed this to be "bicycle=yes" instead which means that bicycles are legally allowed to ride here.

I hope this explanation helps and thank you for your edits! :)