On Sun, 20 Dec 2020 at 15:05, Jeremy Harris <j...@wizmail.org> wrote:
> On 20/12/2020 14:42, Paul Allen wrote: > > There may be many uncontrolled crossings (no lights, no > > zebra markings) in built-up areas, mostly at junctions. They > > typically have a dropped curb with tactile paving of a > > different colour (does that count as markings or not?). > > I use > > crossing=unmarked > tactile_paving=yes > > for those. > That's probably as good as we have, for now. I'd go with tactile_paving=contrasted, if appropriate. But it doesn't cover priority. Until I took a close look at the rules today, I didn't realize that if it's at a junction then pedestrians crossing have priority over vehicles turning into the junction (but presumably not over vehicles turning out of the junction). No, I'm not a dangerous driver who doesn't know the rules, I'm a dangerous pedestrian. That priority over vehicles turning into the junction makes life easier at an otherwise difficult crossing near me. Maybe. The crossing goes across a one-way street, so I don't have to worry about cars turning out of the junction (there aren't any). But the layout of the one way system means cars coming from one direction are forced to turn into it, so are they really turning into it or just keeping in lane? https://goo.gl/maps/JCpDmKtsyZcYSkVm7 -- Paul
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