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153801312 about 1 year ago

1) It would be beneficial to leave as there is no way of determining whether this is 50mph or NSL due to lack of signage at either end. Likely NSL, but needs confirmation from the council.
2) This is more likely a missing case of NSL repeaters, as I remember there being no speed limit signs around the roundabout on the A24. Again, this likely needs contact to the council about missing signs rather than assuming it is 30mph.
3) This is incorrect. The A24 is a dual carriageway throughout, despite the large gap between the carriageways. The 60mph signs (not NSL) southbound confirm this, as do multiple blue circular arrow signs with a plate reading "Dual carriageway"

153335747 about 1 year ago

Thank you for going through these. I thought it disruptive.

138186891 about 1 year ago

This is not a dual carriageway. Do not split ways like this please.

153831812 about 1 year ago

As much as this is nice information, are you sure this can be added given it's a system that has long been removed?

153968860 about 1 year ago

Best to check what each answer to that quest actually does, might help you with determining which one to pick.

153968860 about 1 year ago

Are you sure this road is 60 mph?

148010081 about 1 year ago

That refers to proper dual carriageways, whereas in this case the road is just separated by traffic islands

153968472 about 1 year ago

I already fixed the tags here

153718007 about 1 year ago

Are you sure the signs are not incorrect or out of date? Do not trust signs alone. It is highly unlikely this road is trunk to the city centre when the M6 bypassed the city decades ago. I am reverting this for now unless proven otherwise.

153968472 about 1 year ago

You clicked the 30 mph ZONE option, not a 30 mph speed limit. 30 mph zones do not exist in the UK

153968472 about 1 year ago

I already did, and they added a "are you sure?" popup when adding a 30 mph zone. Did you see it?

152241535 about 1 year ago

maxspeed:type=construction is not a valid tag

153968472 about 1 year ago

Hi, 'maxspeed:type=GB:zone30' is not a valid tag. If the road is lit and has a 30 mph speed limit, use 'maxspeed:type=GB:nsl_restricted'. If the road is unlit and has a 30 mph speed limit, use 'maxspeed:type=sign'

153316327 about 1 year ago

A reminder that 'maxspeed:type=GB:zone30' is not a valid tag

153801312 about 1 year ago

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?

153801312 about 1 year ago

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

153801312 about 1 year ago

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.

148010081 about 1 year ago

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.

148010081 about 1 year ago

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.

153412333 about 1 year ago

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.