[talk-au] 4wd only road
Matt White
mattwhite at iinet.com.au
Sat Jul 18 11:06:20 BST 2009
I've been using 4wd_only (and occasionally 4WD_only ) for a while for
tracks that really require a high clearance vehicle, or that are marked
as 4wd-Only. Haven't marked heaps of them though...
I had a wiki tag proposal running for a bit for such a tag, but it was
around the time of the surface=*/smoothness=* debacle, and it got lost
in the furore.
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/4WD_Only
Smoothness was an attempt to sort out the variable types of road surface
(unpaved is really just a generic tag - Rainbow beach is technically
"unpaved", ditto for Fraser Island, but in those cases, a 4WD only
marker would be valid (yes, I've seen Holden Commodores on rainbow, but
that didn't end so well)
I personally feel that it is a required tag, and it seems that there is
definite relevance to AU conditions. I did nothing with renders, but I
had modified Garmin IMG creation style sheets that would append "(4WD
Only)" to the street name - similar to the tagging you see in the VicMap
maps
Matt
John Smith wrote:
>
> --- On Sat, 18/7/09, Liz <edodd at billiau.net> wrote:
>
>
>> this argument was held on the wiki and the smoothness deity
>> won somehow
>> we should just move to our preferred use
>> where dry_weather_only and 4WD_only are legal restrictions
>> (ignored only by those who are brave or stupid)
>> but should ultimately appear in a routing scenario (whereas
>> speed limit change
>> to 60kmh on a wet road is less important)
>>
>
> 4WD_only or 4wd_only or 4wd?
>
> Tagwatch shows all 3...
>
> 4WD_only=yes (3)
> 4wd=yes (2)
> 4wd_only=yes (15)
>
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