2019-02-20, tr, 20:08 Florian Lohoff rašė: > From the original meaning unclassified was the lowest class road in > rural or off city limits. residential was the lowest class road within > city limits. (Assuming that city limits mean residential usage)
unclassified "original" meaning was "for through traffic". Which is "better", or in normal terminology - "higher in the road network hierarchy". As for the name "unclassified". Both residential and unclassified are roads which do not have national reference numbers/classification. If unclassified and residential would be identical, what would be the reason to tag such roads differently? P.S. Name "residential" is kind of misleading. Because of the lack of highway type for large arteries in industrial/commercial zones, residential is used for that in order not to have just "service" roads, and not to tag them "unclassified" as they are not for through/important/high traffic. _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
