I was on the way to a meeting downtown taking my usual route. Entering the downtown area my normal route was now one way, going the wrong direction. On the way back I discovered that the street was just converted. Workers were in the process of redoing the signal lights. The lanes had already been repainted.
I made the change to OSM. Certainly faster than any of the commercial maps. However, the street has an entrance to I5 express lanes. These are time dependent. In the morning they lead into the city and out in the afternoon. But I can't find anything on the wiki that tells me how to show the TOD direction.
Since I'm new I'll ask on the newbie mailing list.
Discussion
Comentariu de JohnSmith el 27 de May de 2011 a les 05:42
osm.wiki/Key:opening_hours
Comentariu de lezurdis el 27 de May de 2011 a les 08:44
I didn't found (yet) how to deal with access restriction that change with time.
There's date or time validity for access restriction and for turn restriction :
osm.wiki/Key:access#Access_time_restrictions
osm.wiki/Restriction
But how to deal with reversed highway ?
Comentariu de 42429 el 27 de May de 2011 a les 11:31
There is one time-dependent oneway road in Hamburg (the orange one):
osm.org/?lat=53.577663&lon=10.010574&zoom=18
Currently, the syntax is:
oneway=yes:0h-4h;yes:12h-24h;-1:4h-12h (-1=reverse direction)
However, I don't know whether any router can deal with this syntax.
Comentariu de compdude el 27 de May de 2011 a les 16:05
Not sure how to do this either. It has never occurred to me as an issue.
Comentariu de Ethan O'Connor el 30 de May de 2011 a les 01:33
Ah, I've tried to deal with this same entrance before, Glassman! It's somehow reassuring that I wasn't overlooking something obvious. The syntax FK270673 describes makes sense to me at first glance and certainly conveys sufficient information to accurately describe the situation.
Comentariu de Ethan O'Connor el 30 de May de 2011 a les 01:33
Ah, I've tried to deal with this same entrance before, Glassman! It's somehow reassuring that I wasn't overlooking something obvious. The syntax FK270673 describes makes sense to me at first glance and certainly conveys sufficient information to accurately describe the situation.