Node is, I think the best solution, but it also require some changes to
current editors: if you move a way, you didn't always look on each of the
moved nodes if there is a tag width=* . So editors could automatically
handle that by showing a warning like when you move a big number of points
or when
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Node is, I think the best solution, but it also require some changes to current
editors: if you move a way, you didn't always look on each of the moved nodes if
there is a tag width=* . So editors could automatically handle that by showing a
warning like when you move a big number of point
maxwidth is a legal limitation, typically signposted.
width is used on barriers as physical width of the passage.
maxwidth:physical is sometimes used to indicate the same concept on roads.
width is used to indicate the physical width of the carriageway. It is
typically used to indicate that a ve
