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<div> The reason it would be valuable to tag <font
face="Courier New, Courier, monospace">highway=cycleway</font>
as a track in this instance is that a track has
requirements for separation from other mode types that are
more similar to a cycle lane than to an actual bike path
(at least in Norway). So you'll be significantly safer on
a bike path than you will be on a cycle track, and
marginally safer on a cycle track than in a cycle lane.
For that reason, it'd be nice to know if what we have is a
track or a path.<br>
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<div>Could you give pointers to photos of real situations,
please, for the Norwegian cycle track and cycle paths you
are referring to. <br>
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Here is another situation which is an even better illustration.
Separated cycleway + sidewalk adjacent to a road, with distance and
fence separation.<br>
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No difference in tagging from a cycle track mapped as a separate
highway=cycleway.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
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Jens<br>
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