I don't believe there are any "no left turn"s at the intersection of Randolph and Congress, except those implied by one-way streets. That would mean osm.org/relation/6563838 should be removed.

However, I can't presently verify this belief without the use of copyrighted imagery.

Using this turnaround when exiting the shopping center is expressly prohibited (not that it's stopping drivers, but still...).

MTA's official map of the 12 says the bus doesn't go this way. Nonetheless, the *one* northbound 12 I've been on did, in fact, go this way and pass a bus stop at this location (not uploaded yet as of writing this note). Do other drivers do the same thing?

Is osm.org/way/1270709726 really one-way? I don't seem to see anything that says it is, but my only definitive proof it ISN'T is a copyrighted source.

Relation #13118930 seems wrong. Sources that can't be used on OSM indicate it shouldn't exist, can someone ground truth it? If the relation is actually right, then way #503737470 has no reason to exist, as it's not accessible from any other road.

Judging by satellite view, ways #8760782 and #503737470 should connect, as it appears legal to drive from westbound West Outer Drive directly onto Chalfonte Avenue.

I don't believe there's a no right turn here (WB 8 Mile to NB Van Dyke). Can someone verify please?