Key:parking:lane/Examples

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Location of the parking lane

Image in the direction of the way Tags Notes
Parkingonstreetlanes2narrow.png
lanes=2

To tell this apart from the one below, a possibility:

.. or another way to express it:

Left hand side just happens to be empty. Little traffic, so twoway traffic flows (virtually) freely regardless of parked cars, even though two cars can not pass each other at the points where cars are parked. If there were parked cars on alternating sides, navigating would be slower. Estimating road width is harder than differentiating this from the previous.
Parkingonstreetlanes2.png
lanes=2

To tell this apart from the one above, a possibility:

Right hand side just happens to be empty (even most of the time). Twoway traffic flows freely regardless of parked cars.
Parkingonstreetlanes2nowide.png
lanes=2

To tell this apart from the one above, a possibility: (but that's the same as the first picture!)

A twoway, two lane road, where passenger cars fit snugly side by side but a truck or a bus reserves the whole road.
Parkingonstreetlanes2leftonly.png
lanes=2

To tell this apart from the one above, a possibility:

The same road as above, picture taken to the other direction: A twoway, two lane road, parking allowed on one side only: room for oncoming buses or trucks to pass each other.
Parkingisitlayby.png
lanes=2
Parkingonstreetdedicatedlanes1oneway.png
oneway=yes
lanes=1
A good truck wide free lane even with the parked cars. The left side is effectively dedicated to parking without any markings.
Parkingonstreetlanes2orthogonal.png
lanes=2
Truck wide lanes for both directions, even with parked cars - no painted places.
Parkingpaintedarealanes2orthogonal.png
lanes=2

same thing, Kay's Images :-)

I did the same thing and came up with similar (ok: crappier :-)) Images:

Key Value Element Comment With Marks Without Marks
parking:lane:right parallel Mf way.png parallel, on street P l i 0 on kerb marked.jpg P l i 0 on kerb unmarked.jpg
parking:lane:right parallel Mf way.png parallel, halve on street P l i 2 on kerb marked.jpg
parking:lane:right parallel Mf way.png parallel, completely on kerb P l i 4 on kerb marked.jpg
parking:lane:right diagonal Mf way.png Diagonally, completely on kerb P l d 4 on kerb marked.jpg
parking:lane:right perpendicular Mf way.png perpendicularly, halve on kerb P l o 2 on kerb marked.jpg

Some more images to come

Conditions

The original proposal has some Talk:Proposed_features/parking:lane#More_than_one_parking_condition examples of more complex conditions, too.

Fi-no hgv disc others.png
tag read as
parking:lane:right=parallel somebody is allowed to parallel park
parking:lane:right:parallel=on_street on the road
parking:condition:right=disc with a time limit
parking:condition:right:maxstay=4 h of 4 hours
parking:condition:right:time_interval=Mo-Fr 06:00-24:00 if the car is parked within the given time
parking:condition:right:default=free but freely outside those hours
parking:condition:right:except=hgv but if you're in a hgv,
parking:condition:right:hgv=no_parking you may not park at all.

An alternative for the last tag would be

tag read as
parking:condition:right:2=no_parking if the first conditions don't match (time, vehicle), you may not park
parking:condition:right:2:vehicles=hgv if you are driving a hgv (needed so that non-hgv's can fall back to "default" condition)

More variants?

There's at least the possibility of "bays", I'm going to take some photos as soon as I am near that area again. --Kay D 22:32, 6 May 2010 (UTC)

fun stuff

Comment Image
perpendicular, about 80% on kerb P l o 80pct marked.jpg
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