Key:stop
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A road with stop signs
Highway Used combinations in
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There are two non-conflicting proposals for Key:stop. One is to tag the way so that one or both ends of it have a stop sign. Another is to tag a node with the cardinal direction of the roads which have stop signs. The first method is Proposed features/Key:stop. The second method is [in use now]
Values
- yes
- The stop sign is placed on the last node of the way.
- both
- The stop sign is placed on both the first and the last node of the way; only for double direction ways.
- -1
- The stop sign is placed on the first node of the way (if a way is oneway=yes, please use stop=yes instead).
- (a listing of cardinal directions separated by semicolons)
- When a node is tagged with stop=N, the road which is north of the node has a stop sign. If stop=E, to the east; if stop=W, to the west; if stop=S, to the south; if stop=NE, to the northeast, etc. If stop=E;W then both roads to the east and west. If necessary to distinguish between roads which approach at a sharp angle, go on to the sixteen point directions: ENE is East of North East.
Usage - general notes
A highway=* tag on a way implies the meanings listed here for stop=yes;both;-1. A highway=stop on a node implies the meanings listed here for stop=(cardinal directions).
Tagging scheme
- stop=yes
- stop=both
- stop=-1
- stop=E
- stop=E;W
- stop=NE
Deprecates
highway=stop is not necessary for the semantics of stop=*, but if present and the latter not, then the intersection has stop signs in all directions.
