AND osm.org/way/46463934#map=15/51.0056/-0.3420? Is this the national speed limit or a signed 60 mph limit like the other carriageway?

Are you also sure osm.org/way/973553914 is 30 mph? I don't remember that last time I went along here

Can you verify the maxspeed on osm.org/way/455836336#map=18/50.98767/-0.34098? One end bounds the 50 limit, the other the 60 limit. I couldn't see any signs at either end last time I drove to Knepp.

That page clearly states "roads are *not* to be mapped as dual carriageways if the two directions are only separated by paint" - this is exactly the case for a part of this road.

Why did you split this road into two-one-way ways where it was previously a single way? Do not split ways in two unless there is a physical divider.

I've changed to a more suitable service road, but left access tags as I can't tell if it's private or customers only as I can only see determine that on the ground.

Well this appears to be a private street not maintained by Hampshire County Council and therefore shouldn't have a speed limit tag applied unless signs explicitly state a speed limit. The National Speed Limit applies to public highways.

Hi, are you sure this road is 60 mph?

I fail to see how deleting all correct information on multiple ways is relevant to anything

Why did you delete all the information on some roads?

Is this 30 mph now? I remember there being national speed limit signs at the northern end last time I visited.

The access restrictions were correct on all city streets before. I am reverting this.

The access tags were correct here before, verified personally. I am reverting this.

I've had various conversations about this before, and I don't think there's any consensus about whether or not speed limits on adjacent public highways extend to unadopted roads, but I think more often the answer was they do not. In any case, not signing a speed limit means there is definitely no wrong information present.

Hi, the correct tag for a single carriageway road under the national speed limit is "maxspeed:type=GB:nsl_single". Please remember this for the future.

Excellent, thank you

Thanks, I noted this while fixing maxspeed:type tags a few days ago. Needs a whole resurvey.

Well given the tag applied, you must have selected the "It's within a (slow) zone" option when answering the quest, which marks speed limits signed by zone entry signs like this https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:UK_traffic_sign_674.svg. For 30 mph speed limits, if in an unlit area you can select the "sign" option when answering the quest. For a lit area, choose the "no sign, defaults apply" option and answer the following popups.

Is there a reason why you chose the zone sign when answering the speed limit quest in StreetComplete, given 30 zones do not exist in the UK?

Is there a reason why you chose the zone sign when answering the speed limit quest in StreetComplete, given 30 zones do not exist in the UK?