Proposed features/access: name space

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access: name space
Status: Canceled (inactive)
Proposed by: Hawke
Tagging: access: value=yes/highway/ permissive/ private/no=<value>
Applies to: node/way/area
Definition: <definition>
Rendered as: <appearance>
Draft start:
RFC start: *
Vote start: *
Vote end: *

Contents

Withdrawn

This proposal has been withdrawn in favor of Conditions for access tags, which accomplishes what this one intended and more.

Rationale

Unify all the various access permissions into a namespace. Currently every restriction uses a completely separate tag, like "bicycle", "horse", "motorcycle", etc.

Applies to

Usage

A route usable only by foot can be tagged:

<tag k="access" v="no" />
<tag k="access:foot" v="yes" />

This also would work well for weight limits on specific vehicle types

<tag k="access" v="yes" />
<tag k="access:heavy_goods:maxweight" v="7.5 tons"/>

A bus sluice: ;-)

<tag k="access" v="no" />
<tag k="access:bicycle" v="yes" />
<tag k="access:bus" v="yes" />

A road which is one-way to cars only, but two-way to bicycles and foot:

<tag k="access:motorcar:oneway=yes" />
<tag k="access:bicycle=yes" />
<tag k="access:foot=yes" />

Separate speed limits for heavy goods vehicles and other automobiles:

<tag k="access:all:max_speed=65mph" />
<tag k="access:all:min_speed=45mph" />
<tag k="access:heavy_goods:max_speed=55mph" />

Keys/values

default access permissions.

  1. Highway=There is a right-of way allowing you to use the route.
  2. Designated=The route is marked for use by a particular type of traffic.
  3. Permissive=A land owner has agreed to permit the public to use a route, but may choose to revoke that permission at any time.
  4. Suggested=A route that is in an area that is public such as the Scottish highlands. A path has no more access rights than the land around it, but it’s an advised route to take.
  5. Destination=The public has right of access only if this is the only road to a destination
  6. Private=A member of the public must request explicit permission to use the route.
  7. No=The specified method of transport is explicitly forbidden to use the route

For each of the following tags, "all" may be replaced with one of the OSM vehicle types.

Rendering

Discussion

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