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Id Creator Descripcion Creat lo Darrièr cambiament
4796589 Edthebikeguy

Having this tagged as a bikeable section is flat out dangerous. To bike that, they must get into the far left lane of three fast moving and very busy lanes of traffic. I literally sat on my bike on an early Sunday morning for a long time and saw no possible way to safely bike it.

4669189 cincodenada

Unable to answer "Is there a bench at this stop?" – Union Station/Northwest 6th & Hoyt (Light Rail Platform) – osm.org/way/126671374 via StreetComplete_ee 60.2:

There are two individual seats here, with a roof over them

4689729

Afghan Halal Market

4840767 anholt

Shouldn't be marked as a crosswalk across Powell at 87th. Very unprotected, should direct peds to 86th.

via StreetComplete 61.1

4792072 Aragorn2

Unable to answer "Does this crossing have markings across the roadway?" – Crossing – osm.org/node/1291122455 via StreetComplete 61.0:

It's a pedestrian overpass, there are no road markings below

Attached photo(s):
https://streetcomplete.app/p/282484.jpg

4830336

Renamed to SeatGeek Plaza

#OsmAnd

4880946 chath_tsu

Line 76 bus to/from Oregon City does not enter Meridian Hospital and instead serves (currently unmapped) stops on Boland. It is also missing a few stops around Stafford and Willamette.

4879220 chath_tsu

new bus lane & island

4877706 chath_tsu

Can we clarify the basis of giving the Oregon portion a Washington state route ref? I did a little digging and found conflicting evidence.

Evidence/argument for:
TIGER Lines assign the Oregon portion, between state line and the first intersection with US 30 ramps, as WA 433;
new ODOT overhead signage on EB US 30 signs the exit as "WA 433" instead of "To WA 433"

Evidence/argument against:
WSDOT GIS has WA 433 ending at state line;
ODOT GIS shows the Oregon portion as ODOT-owned and maintained, not part of signed routes, and as a connection rather than a highway route;
having a WA state route in OR is very unusual and I'm not aware of similar cases

4849158 juliancdunn

The section of SW 65th Avenue south of SW Southview Street is technically part of the on/offramp to I-5 and should be marked as such, because otherwise it shows up on cycling maps. There is a sign on the SW corner of SW Southview/SW 65th stating that non-motorized vehicles are prohibited beyond that point.