Tag:amenity=parking

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+/-Mini-osm-logo.png amenity=parking

One example for amenity=parking

Description

A place for parking cars

Used on these elements

Can be attached on nodes Can not be attached on ways Can be attached on areas Unknown or not included in the template

Useful combination
Status

Undefined

A parking lot is an area reserved for parking cars, trucks, motorcycles etc.

The distinction between public parking lots, customer parking lots (such as at cinemas etc.), and private parking lots (such as for staff in a business park) is handled with access=* tags.

An ITO Map layer exists which shows car parks, and whether they have been tagged with a capacity.

Contents

How to Map

For small parking lots put a node in the middle of the parking lot and tag it with amenity=parking. For larger parking lots you can draw an area with amenity=parking.

If you don't know the actual car park area or don't have time to draw it out then just tag a node. While the amenity=parking tag can be applied to both areas and nodes, for any particular carpark just tag it as either an area or a node. The node should denote the approximate centre of the carpark wheras the area should denote the bounds.

Roads within a carpark should be tagged as highway=service with additional tag service=parking_aisle. Roads leading to the carpark and exiting from it should be tagged as highway=service and no additional service=* tag. Remember to add the appropriate oneway=* tags to entrance-only and exit-only roads. It is recommended that entrance roads ways and parking aisles ways be interconnected.

Parking lots can have names like "Southlane Carpark" or so which can be tagged with name=*. Sometimes parking lots have reference numbers, like at big convention centers with many parking lots. Tag those like this: ref=P1.

Ticket machines can be mapped as amenity=vending_machine in combination with vending=parking_tickets.

Parking spaces along streets are increasingly tagged on the road as parking lanes, but sometimes they are, or have been, mapped as areas.

Rendering

Parking sample.PNG

Based on rendering preferences and scale renderers can use the node and/or the area with amenity=parking for rendering the parking lot. The node will generally be rendered as a square blue sign with a white "P" in it.

Both Osmarender and Mapnik currently render the "P" logo and a yellow background for parking lot areas.

Tags

Key Value Element Comment
amenity parking Mf node.png Mf area.png Tag either the area or the central node. Not both
All sub-tags below are optional and have no default value.
name * Mf node.png Mf area.png The name of the carpark
ref * Mf node.png Mf area.png
access yes/customer/permissive/private Mf node.png Mf area.png Distinction between public parking lots, customers parking lots (such as at cinemas etc.), and private parking lots (such as for staff in a business park). In this case, yes denotes a public parking log. Ambox warning pn.svg Recent addition of "customer" with disputed applicability. Discuss.
highway service Mf way.png Road inside parking lot. Add tag service=parking_aisle.
parking surface Mf node.png Mf area.png
multi-storey
underground
sheds Private hangars for vehicles, located close to owner's home. Usually constructed of profiled metal.
carports Structure used to offer limited protection to vehicles, primarily cars, from the elements ( wikipedia article)
garage_boxes One level buildings for one car, usually made of brick and metal. Usualy this area belong to garage cooperative with own name, chairman, budget, rules, security, etc.
park_ride yes/no
bus;train;tram;metro;ferry
Mf node.png Mf area.png Park and ride. Values of the key define connected mean of transport. If unsure, use yes. (see Proposal)
fee yes/no/interval Mf node.png Mf area.png Whether you have to pay a parking fee or not. Default value is no. If the fee must be paid only on certain hours, the same syntax can be used as for opening hours. (See the discussion page.)
supervised yes/no/interval Mf node.png Mf area.png Whether the cars are guarded to prevent car theft and vandalism. Default value is no. If a guard is only present on certain hours, the same syntax can be used as for opening hours.
capacity number Mf node.png Mf area.png The amount of parking lots available. (Including all special parking spaces e.g. disabled spaces) Read talk page on this.
capacity:disabled yes/no/number Mf node.png Mf area.png Defines whether or not dedicated disabled parking spaces are available, usually reserved only for holders of a disabled parking permit ('blue badge' in the UK). If known, the number of spaces can be specified. (replaces the key disabled_spaces=* see proposal)
capacity:women yes/no/number Mf node.png Mf area.png Defines whether or not dedicated women's parking spaces are available. If known, the number of spaces can be specified. Use together with surveillance=indoor/outdoor if applicable.
capacity:parent yes/no/number Mf node.png Mf area.png Defines whether or not dedicated parent and child parking spaces are available. If known, the number of spaces can be specified.
maxstay 2h or 2 hours Mf node.png Mf area.png Time limit for parking (e.g. customer parking for 2 hours)

See the Proposal More_Parking_Spaces for other capacity:[types].

Mapping individual or groups of parking spaces

As of May 2011 there is an approved proposal which allows the mapping of individual or groups of parking spaces instead of the whole parking facility as one single area. Among other benefits, this will allow for much more accurate routing to parking spaces for disabled individuals.

A more detailed description can be found in the proposal. Please note that (as of 2011-05-02) renderers and routing programs do not yet evaluate these new tags.

Open Issues

(Please use the Talk page and see the current proposed extension if you want to discuss open issues.)

There is: It is located at amenity=fuel

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