Simone Saviolo wrote: >> So how would you tag them, so a person or routing software can see >> which of the many streets is the connection? > >Again, judging from the pictures, I wouldn't tag any of those ways in >a special manner. They're similar streets that form a grid; a routing >software just needs to know that they can be driven through, and it >should use them when asked to go from road A to road B. Unless there's >a larger road nearby, which would not be an error (as the streets you >showed would be a kind of shortcut).
But how would the routing software (or person reading the map) know to use these specific streets? In both photos you can see the guide signs that the state has posted to direct traffic along them; it also (at least sometimes) maintains them, and on aerials you can see they have a centerline when other nearby streets don't. _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
