Proposed features/Practical maxspeed

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Practical maxspeed
Status: Rejected (inactive)
Proposed by: erkinalp
Tagging: practical maxspeed=*
Applies to: linear
Definition: maxspeed in practice
Rendered as: not rendered except for maxspeed map but parsed
Draft start: 2009-09-05
RFC start: 2009-09-05
Vote start: 2009-09-19
Vote end: 2009-10-04

I propose practical maxspeed for routing and for rendering (on Max Speed map).erkinalp

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Rationale

To map practical(for time estimation) and legal(for penalty calculation) speed limits seperately

Practical does not equal "what is physically possible", which varies by vehicle, but roughly a median speed.

Tagging

maxspeed:practical=90;nighttime:100 You can drive up to 90 km/h practically for days, but you can drive up to 100 km/h practically at nights.

maxspeed:practical=90;rushhour:20 You can drive up to 90 km/h practically for days, but you can drive up to 20 km/h in the rush hour time.

maxspeed:practical=90;unenforced:120 You can drive up to 90 km/h practically because of enforcement but 120 km/h is possible when not enforced by police.

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