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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/07/2015 10:43 PM, John Willis
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<div>I want to make a new definition for the the service=subkey to
better define highway=service when used to map the the odd
public, maintained, paved, yet extremely narrow, meandering, and
often parallel or inconvenient nature of a lot of rural roads in
Asia that are used to access sections of farming lands, river
embankments, and other roads that run parallel to major/minor
roads to allow access to tracks, footpaths, occasional service
buildings, and paths, similar to a Alley in an urban setting,
which is also a variant of highway=service.<br>
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I look forward to more feedback before drawing up a wiki page,
but you can see my reasoning and 2 good examples below. This is
something not covered well by track+grade1 IMO and below
unclassified IMO. <br>
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What you are trying to map is a landuse rather than the highways
service? <br>
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Would not an urban area have landuse=residential? <br>
And that would indicate not rual - the inverse of what you want to
tag? <br>
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