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<p>Graeme and Owen</p>
<p>Originally I didn't know that Adventure Way was actually a
tourist route. Not something I usually map or modify, but have
recently done a spate of highway to local name changes when
traversing towns.</p>
<p>However</p>
<p>Yes the guideline cover it more or less. Seems to be missing out
on some parts of the network tag though. I have (Owen) seen dual
signs (out west) with both the tourist and standard route
markings. I'd suggest that "AW" etc be adopted as ref=* rather
than appending to network=* This will also make it kind of align
with the other tourist drive naming.<br>
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<p>The driving experience PDF actually covers both the SSTR's and
Tourist Drives.<br>
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<p>Adventure, Matilda and Savannah Ways also traverse states, even
though it seems a Qld source thing. This may mess up the
utilisation of the OSM network name. eg network=AU:QLD:SSTR would
end up in SA, NT and WA. (noting the guideline item on this)
Whatever the case, Adventure Way might route/route relation code
as;<br>
ref=AW<br>
network=AU:QLD:SSTR:Adventure <br>
or AU:SSTR:Adventure - which would then get confusing for
comparing with other Qld only SSTR tags.<br>
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<p>I also wonder at the use of a way alt_name rather than a relation
when it comes to local town naming of a highway. It might be nice
to have a guideline item on how to put it all together, with a few
more (complex) examples. ie where to use the route/network tags on
ways and/or relations both in and out of towns. eg Eulo's main
street;<br>
Way<br>
- name=Leo Street<br>
- alt_name=Bulloo Developmental Road<br>
- ref=49<br>
- network=AU:QLD:S<br>
Route/road relation 1<br>
- ref=49<br>
- network=AU:QLD:S<br>
Route/road relation 2<br>
- name=Adventure Way<br>
- ref=AW<br>
- network=AU:QLD:SSTR:Adventure<br>
Is this all complete?<br>
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<p>I'll just keep it in mind at this point. I only use ID so don't
have the tools (or cognition) to make sweeping changes/adds.</p>
<p>Tnxs for your remarks</p>
<p>Bob<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 18/9/24 09:01, Graeme Fitzpatrick
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<div>Isn't this all covered under the Guidelines already? <a
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<div dir="ltr" class="gmail_attr">On Tue, 17 Sept 2024 at 20:42,
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<div>That would be more of less consistent with the State
Strategic Tourism Route that runs through our town. There
is an official network of these "drive tourism" routes
that criss crosses Queensland, and almost all the
Queensland A roads have tourist route alternates. There is
a map of them in this PDF from TMR</div>
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href="https://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/~/media/communityandenvironment/touristservicesigns/driving-experiences.pdf"
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<div>They also all have route designators, e.g. AW for
adventure way, although adding that might be of limited
benefit is it is not signposted as AW. Some however are
signposted very well. Notionally the Adventure Way runs
west from Brisbane, along with the Warrego Way to Dalby,
but west of Brisbane the Warrego Higway is mostly
signposted with the alternate name Darren Lockyer Way. If
you were going to be consistent with our local route (ACW)
- well signposted around here - you would add
AU:QLD:SSTR:AW</div>
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<div>Cheers</div>
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