[OpenStreetMap talk-lu] Access restrictions

[Pierre Carier]

Good morning,

I talked with friends (police officers) and with ACL. The meaning of C.2
can be changed with an additional sign below. So C.2 on a track means that
only persons who work there or who live there (if they live on a track)
have access. For me it^'s clear on a track: motor_vehicle: agricultural, or
more detailed motocar and motorcycle. With additional sign for bicycles or
horses it would be bicycle or horse:yes. Perhaps if there is a farmyard it
would be useful to add private:yes.

On highway: residential it means that only persons who live there or
(delivery:yes) have access. As described in the "Code de la route".

On tertiary roads (mainly in the east of the country you will find C.2 with
the sign "not when snowcovered" (pas en cas de neige ou de verglas). There
it means that everybody can use it with restrictian during snowfall.  So
there clearly no general restrictions to add, i didn't find a tag to
describe  a restriction for snow, etc.


best regards,
Pierre



2012/6/14 Matthijs Melissen <info at matthijsmelissen.nl>

> On 13/06/12 23:32, Pierre Carier wrote:
> > It is used on residential streets where it means that everybody who
> > lives there and everybody who has to do something in this street is
> > allowed to drive on it. But just try to do the same when it's used on
> > a track: the police will probably stop you because the only
> > destination to drive on it are farmlands, even if the track comes to
> > an end in the residential street you live.
> Could you give a concrete example where this is the case?
>
> An example I can come up with would be using Rue Saint-Quirin (in the
> city) to get to Rue de la Semois? I'm sure the police will not be happy
> with that. What would be the reason that this is forbidden?
>
> -- Matthijs
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