Dave, no, my intention was to describe them similar to maxspeed=DE:,
maxspeed=IT: values, not tags. But as Lukas Sommer said
> In Japan, the name belongs to the _traffic signal_, and _not_ to the
junction.
But since only Japan is different there no need to use prefixed values with
different meaning
So, if you have an intersection of two streets, with one traffic signal facing
each direction, each of the four traffic signals will have its own distinct
name?
On September 29, 2014 4:45:33 PM CDT, Lukas Sommer wrote:
>The case of Japan is different. In Japan, the name belongs to the
>_traffi
@Lukas
"But what would we gain when we distinguish between th:junction_area and
kr:junction_area - because here we have two values for the same feature."
I assume what is desired is to have the ability to provide those two values
in different languages. Usually the language suffix is found on the
The case of Japan is different. In Japan, the name belongs to the _traffic
signal_, and _not_ to the junction. We need to distinguish this, because
they are usually differently rendered (traffic signal names usually with an
icon and junction names usually without an icon).
But what would we gain w
> Thailand has official signs naming the junctions/intersections. These
names are also used when you give directions.
As Imagic suggested, it not best way to use different tags for close
meanings, single tag will be better option:
junction=th:junction_area
junction=jp:junction_area
junction=kr:junc
> Can you please provide examples how to draw area for more complicated
junctions?
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/Tagging_for_complex_junctions_or_traffic_signals_that_are_named
Lukas Sommer
2014-09-29 3:14 GMT+00:00 Никита :
> Not enough examples, I cannot vote yes right
On 29.09.2014 12:21, Никита wrote:
> Having named junctions is quite common.
Do you mean personal name? There very-very few named junctions in Russia
and almost all of them are local names, not official. Ex:
Thailand has official signs naming the junctions/intersections. These
names are also
> Do you mean personal name proper noun?
2014-09-29 14:21 GMT+04:00 Никита :
> > a lot of people in Thailand will be mad at you then...
> Well, yes, Thailand also, but this tag will be truly meaningful for
> limited number of countries. I think we should reflect that.
>
> > Having named junctions
> a lot of people in Thailand will be mad at you then...
Well, yes, Thailand also, but this tag will be truly meaningful for limited
number of countries. I think we should reflect that.
> Having named junctions is quite common.
Do you mean personal name? There very-very few named junctions in Russ
On 29.09.2014 05:14, Никита wrote:
Should we discourage usage of this tag(s) outside Korea and Japan? (I
will vote yes for this part)
a lot of people in Thailand will be mad at you then...
Having named junctions is quite common.
Stephan
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