[OSM-dev] Project OSRM has moved to github

[Florian Lohoff]

On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 07:18:49PM +0200, Dennis Luxen wrote:
> The code including history is already online and I'm working to have
> Wiki and bug tracker also migrated soon. If you are still seeing the old
> page, then just wait a few hours until DNS entries have settled.
> 
> The next code sprint is coming up with the first two weeks of October
> and patches are always welcome. So please, fork, code and send pull
> requests.

I had a quick look at the code concerning access restrictions etc.
My understanding would be that there shoule be more than access=true/false
as when the way is on the end or start of a route its perfectly valid
to use any way e.g. service/track/path. Either its a type of cost to
use a way or better that it may only appear at the start or end of
the route.

I look at the access restrictions first as i live at a highway=track with
motor_vehicle=destination (Its more motor_vehicle=aggricultural or
destination). Most routing software will not even try to route to my house
although its perfectly reachable via the track and it would also be legal to go
there. 

Simply adding track to the SpeedProfile names and a speed like 0.0001 
would probably have a strange effect of letting people use the
track but prefer a route of 50km when avoiding 10m of track :)

Flo
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Florian Lohoff                                                 f at zz.de
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