Key:crossing:signals
crossing:signals |
Description |
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Indicates whether the crossing is controlled by a traffic signal. |
Group: crossings |
Used on these elements |
Requires |
Useful combination |
See also |
Status: in use |
Tools for this tag |
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The crossing:signals=* key indicates whether a pedestrian, bicycle, or equestrian crossing is controlled by a traffic signal.
Combined with crossing:markings=*, this allows for clear representation of all combinations of crossing markings and signals without relying on the older and often unclear crossing=* tag.
Values
- crossing:signals=yes – the crossing is controlled by a traffic signal, whether or not it has road markings
- crossing:signals=no – the crossing is not controlled by a traffic signal, whether or not it has road markings
Tags used in combination
- crossing:markings=* - the existence and style of crossing markings on the roadway
- button_operated=* – whether the pedestrian signals are operated by a call button
- traffic_signals:sound=* – the existence and type of audio cues emitted by the pedestrian signals
- traffic_signals:vibration=* – whether a haptic vibration accompanies the pedestrian signals
- traffic_signals:arrow=* - whether a tactile directional arrow is present
Examples
United States (Florida):
crossing:signals=no
crossing:markings=noUnited States (Oregon):
crossing:signals=no
crossing:markings=zebraUnited States (New Jersey):
crossing:signals=yes
crossing:markings=noUnited States (New York):
crossing:signals=yes
crossing:markings=zebraUnited States (Indiana):
Pedestrians must obey the main traffic signal or get run over. crossing:signals=* correct value proposed as shared but disputed.
crossing:markings=lines
Software support
Editors
- The JOSM Sidewalks plugin synchronizes crossing:signals=* between the way and node representations of a given crossing.
- OpenStop asks if the crossing is button-operated. [1]
- Rapid's crossing presets have a Crossing Signals field. [2]
- StreetComplete asks if the pedestrian must wait for a traffic signal at the crossing. [3]
Routers
- GraphHopper considers crossing:signals=yes to be synonymous with crossing=traffic_signals and crossing:markings=no crossing:signals=no to be synonymous with crossing=unmarked. [4]
- MOTIS Per Pedes Routing indicates whether the crossing is signalized [5][6][7] and can calculate a detour that avoids unmarked, unsignalized crossings. [8]
See also
- Crossings - main page for crossings
- Proposed features/crossing:signals - original 2019 proposal
- Proposed features/Crossing signalization – 2022 proposal which extends the key with more specific shared and separate values
- crossing:light=* and crossing:bell=* for railroad level crossings