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Tagging of Roads and Trails

tekim님이 English로 2010년 1월 17일에 게시함.

I just surveyed a hiking trail in my neighborhood (U.S.). It appears that part of the trail used to be a public road (dirt surface single lane), but is now closed to public traffic. OSM has this part of the trail tagged as a road (presumably because it was imported from TIGER). Shouldn't features (ways) be tagged according to their present legally permissible use, rather than the type of use they physically might accommodate?

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2010년 1월 17일 18:47Jean-Marc Liotier님의 의견

Yes, features must represent the current reality.

Here is how I would tag that one :

highway=unclassified
surface=dirt
motorcar=no
lanes=1

2010년 1월 17일 18:5442429님의 의견

You are completely right:

highway=track, tracktype=grade3 (dirt) would be the right tagging for such a former road without motorized traffic. Depending on the surface, you may change the tracktype to grade2 (fine gravel) or grade4 (rough earth).

osm.wiki/Tracktype

However, it will take centuries to check all rural roads in the United States for their tracktype, so you can't expect to see this tag everywhere in the United States. In Europe, tracktype tagging is much more common as you can see here:

osm.org/?lat=53.491&lon=8.7187&zoom=14&layers=B000FTF

2010년 1월 17일 19:00wallclimber21님의 의견

In addition, you should tag it as
access = private

2010년 1월 17일 19:0842429님의 의견

highway=unclassified is a tag for public roads. unclassified roads without motorized traffic are very rare, maybe within national parks.

Using the tag motorcar=no would still allow motorcycles to use this way.
Motorcycles and snowmobiles (and horses) need a separate tag.

Tracks are closed for motorized vehicles by default. However, farmers are often allowed to use these tracks, but farmers don't check Openstreetmap in order to find their fields.

2010년 1월 17일 19:1342429님의 의견

Sorry, I have to comment this suggestion:

access=private is valid for all visitors, e.g. hikers.

access=private means NO trespassing (except for patrons).

motorcar=private would exclude cars, but no hikers.

2010년 1월 17일 19:46ulfl님의 의견

"Tracks are closed for motorized vehicles by default." depends on your local jurisdiction, which differs e.g. here in germany even between our states "Bundesländer".

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