[OSM-talk] The Return of the Highway tags and other junk

[Ben Robbins]

>>So when are tracks not private?  I've never heard of a track, wich has the 
>>access rights of a track.  It will always be something like a byway or 
>>bridleway, wich need to be stated.

>In countries with no bridleways or byways, that statement is patently
>false. Here, a track is a track is a track.

So anything that is untarmacked in your county/region is public and the laws 
are defined as a track?  It sounds to me like a track that has public rights 
of way, rather than a track that has the rights of a track.  Unless im 
mistaken and in your country/region every single track is by law accessable 
by all, with the same standadised accsess rules.

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