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<p>Hi Clifford,<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 17/05/19 01:37, Clifford Snow wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">I've run into a bunch of similar issues, where they
just use asphalt to make an incline to the street level. I've
been tagging them as kerb=lowered. It probably isn't exactly
correct, but it does tell a wheelchair users that they can reach
the street level. (Assuming the incline isn't too steep of
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from what I've understood form the wiki, <i>kerb</i> is more
related to the intersection and, <i>per se</i>, it doesn't
necessarily have an incline, but it can have a null (flush), minor
(lowered) or high (raised) step. If we map an inclined segment as a
way (and not as a node), the kerb should be assigned to one of its
nodes, shouldn't it?<br>
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<div>From the image I couldn't tell what the inclined leads to.
Is it just a wide shoulder or to another sidewalk? That may
make a difference in how I'd map it.</div>
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<p>When the incliined segment leads to a crossing I'm ok with using
kerb=lowered. I usually have problems when there are two
consecutive short ramps along a sidewalk.</p>
<p>Ale<br>
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