Dear Peter,

The issue you describe is familiar to me. The UK OSM ways contain a lot of 
irregular tag combinations like usage=yard and usage=cargo. The last couple of 
months I’ve been working on these issues (along with adding speed limits) in 
England, Wales and Scotland. I hope that it is already solving more and more of 
the problems you describe.

If you want to contribute, I would recommend to install and use JOSM 
(https://josm.openstreetmap.de/). It allows you to download specific 
relations/ways/nodes from the OSM database through queries. Another possibility 
is to search the data you downloaded for specific properties. You can use these 
features to look problematic properties like “railway=rail -usage=* 
-service=*”. When you found the ways, you can add the appropriate tags. If you 
need further help on this, feel free to let me know.

Best regards,
Jeroen


> Op 19 mei 2020 om 14:57 heeft Rolf Eike Beer <[email protected]> het volgende 
> geschreven:
> 
> Am Dienstag, 19. Mai 2020, 12:33:38 CEST schrieb [email protected]:
>> I've been looking at OpenRailwayMap for GB, where I live. I thought at first
>> that it was missing numerous lines, but on investigating further I find
>> that this is because large numbers of ways have no usage tag, and it looks
>> like OpenRailwayMap only shows lines which are not tagged as 'main' or
>> 'branch' when you are zoomed right in. Having to edit each way separately
>> would be a large amount of work, especially as lines often consist of
>> multiple ways. What's the simplest way of (a) finding which ways don't
>> currently have it, and (b) adding the appropriate tag? Without it, I fear
>> that OpenRailwayMap is of limited use.
> 
> I'm not entirely sure if I understand your problem. It may be one of the 
> following 3 (or something entirely different of course):
> 
> -lines with both usage as well as service are not shown: this is a tagging 
> mistake and we force users to correct there things with that
> 
> -lines without usage are not shown at low zoom levels. Things without usage 
> are likely minor tracks, drawing them on low zoom levels would clutter the 
> output and slow down the renderer. If it's important, it probably _is_ a main 
> or branch line.
> 
> -lines with some special usage values (like military) are permitted to also 
> have service tagged, but they are currently not rendered (https://github.com/
> OpenRailwayMap/OpenRailwayMap-CartoCSS/issues/7)

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