I can recommend OsmAnd. As OSM contributor you receive free map downloads via the OpenStreetMap plugin.

Great job, and welcome!

Hey. Interesting post. Are you writing about “Anruf Sammeltaxis” or MOIA? Even though technically counting as bus services, for me that’s nothing I would map. I understand OpenStreetMap to list things you can actually see out there, so no zones of operations like taxi, car/bike sharing our delivery services.

I am also very curious! Got a relation load failed - 500 error for now, though. Would be great to list the relations that are in current view to get users started easier.

Hervorragend! Und falls du noch Mal unterwegs etwas nachtragen möchtest, empfehle ich dafür die App EveryDoor. Bei OsmAnd+ sind die Offline-Daten ja nicht immer auf dem allerrneusten Stand.

Eigentlich sollte das genau so gehen. Statt “Tankstelle (alle Typen)” nur “Tankstelle* wählen, filtern und dann auf der Karte anzeigen.

Ich nehme an, du meinst OsmAnd+? Wenn du bei der Suche auf Kategorien gehst und Tankstelle eingibst, dann kannst du rechts auf dem Filter-Symbol den Kraftstoff auswählen.

Hallo Thomas, welches Navigationstool nutzt du denn? OpenStreetMap ist ja erstmal nur die Datenbasis. Dort sind die Erdgastankstellen mit dem tag fuel:lpg=yes bzw. fuel:cng=yes versehen.

Hello. Have you tried JOSM and the building extension? osm.wiki/JOSM/Plugins/BuildingsTools

OsmAnd link was wrong, here the correct one

Cool, I did not know about SCEE and switched from StreetComplete. Thank you for passing on this information. By the way, Vespucci is a full featured editor (for experts), and OsmAnd has an editing plugin. The wiki also lists OSM go! and Go Map!!

Hallo, das klingt sehr interessant - kann man das erwähnte Python Skript irgendwo finden? Ich mag den every door editor, aber er unterstützt keine eigenen Datenlayer, soweit ich weiß. Vielleicht ein Verbesserungsvorschlag für den Entwickler?

I really like the way iD has implemented mapping of public transport. Here is a good tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPvIGCfrrBo

Hello. Your ideas are absolutely right: it’s always good to keep the data, instead of overwriting out deleting you should use the life cycle prefix for the outdated POI; osm.wiki/Lifecycle_prefix

P.S.: you will find more advice on https://community.osm.org and https;//wiki.osm.org

Very interesting. The link to the info-resaux map is not working here, maybe a typo? Merry Christmas, Matthias

My two cents to SomeoneElse: I think all inspiration is great and would absolutely not discourage people to make proposals. There are many people with programming skills that lack in design (me, for example). Everybody should provide what she or he is most skilled in to achieve the best result. Definitely it is not a good idea to make all contributors learn coding, that will be a waste of energy and probably not get best results. It’s true, that in the end someone needs to code it - but the first step is always a discussion.

Very nice!

Hi ImmaBeMe - I always thought that adding relations to OSM would be complicated, until I saw this video introduction on YouTube by Derrynaflan Trail on how to map public transport https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPvIGCfrrBo

Hello. For reference, I really like this 4 minute introduction on YouTube by Derrynaflan Trail on how to map public transport https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPvIGCfrrBo

Awesome, I like it a lot.