Anne-Karoline Distel <annekadis...@web.de> writes: > [women's and parent's parking]
I can believe it exists, and it being common in .eu explains why it's in the josm presets. > You're right about caravans/ RVs, that should be its own tag as well and > be rendered. For coaches, I'm in favour of amenity=coach_parking (or > "bus_parking", if people don't like the term "coach". This might be > easier for non-native British English speakers), since that's how it's > done with cars and bicycles. I would use the normal UK term, as OSM tradition is to use UK English. It seems coach is for distance and 'bus' is used for within a city as part of a rapid transit system. But we need an en_GB native speaker to opine. In the US people do use "motorcoach" to refer to a "tour bus" when trying to make it sound fancy, so I don't think coach_parking will confuse most en_US speakers. But e.g. Greyhound calls itself bus. > On a cynical sidenote, we're gonna need "SUV_parking" soon, because they > take up so much space. I guess when you see it in the wild we can talk about how to map it. In many parking garages in the US, there are spaces labeled "compact car only" which is a way of saying "this parking space isn't long enough". But generally there are some of those and many regular and nobody has to think about it, and I know of no place where you can't park in the facility at all if you don't have a compact car. _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
