User:Eimai/Belgian Roads

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Vehicle types

Main classes

Icon	Description
	Pedestrians
	Bicycles
	Mopeds class A (mofa)
	Mopeds class B (moped)
	Mopeds class P (speed_pedelec)
	Horses
	Motorcycles
	Agricultural vehicles (vehicles for slow transport)
	Other motorized vehicles: motorcars, buses, goods vehicles, motorized vehicles with three and four wheels

Restrictions

Icon	Description
	Always allowed
	Allowed if it's destination traffic
	Allowed if the vehicle doesn't have more than two wheels (voiturettes, trikes, quads, motorcycles with side-car, etc.)

Highway types

Picture	Traffic Sign	Tags	Allowed Vehicles	Description
		highway=motorway	Extra restrictions: Should be able to drive at least 70 km/h Motorized vehicle with three wheels without passenger room and with mass below 400 kg are not allowed Motorized vehicle with four wheels without passenger room are not allowed
		highway=trunk
		highway=primary
		highway=secondary
		highway=tertiary
	none	highway=unclassified		Non-residential road.
	none	highway=residential		Residential road.
	none	highway=track		Unpaved road.

Roads with restrictions

See the previous section to choose the highway=* tag value.

Picture	Traffic Sign	Tags	Allowed Vehicles	Description
		vehicle=destination bicycle=yes horse=yes
		motor_vehicle=no motorcycle=yes moped=yes mofa=yes speed_pedelec=yes		No entry for motor vehicles with more than 2 wheels (not just motorcars!) and motorcycles with sidecars Make sure that these signs are at both sides of the path. A single sign just means that you cannot enter the road from that direction, but you may well be able to enter the road from the other side (use motor_vehicle:forward=no or motor_vehicle:backward=no when the sign is only on one side of the path).
		motor_vehicle=destination motorcycle=yes moped=yes mofa=yes speed_pedelec=yes
		motor_vehicle=destination motorcycle=destination moped=yes mofa=yes speed_pedelec=yes

Paths

Picture	Traffic Sign	Tags	Allowed Vehicles	Description
	none	highway=path		Normal path without any signs. Cars aren't able to drive there (too narrow, or there's a barrier preventing access). To distinguish between paved and unpaved paths, use surface=paved or surface=unpaved
		highway=path vehicle=no		Path where no vehicles are allowed.
		highway=path vehicle=no bicycle=yes		No vehicles allowed, except bicycles.
		highway=path vehicle=no bicycle=yes mofa=yes		No vehicles allowed, except bicycles and mopeds class A.
		highway=path horse=no		Too narrow for cars. Horses aren't allowed.
		highway=path motor_vehicle=no moped=yes mofa=yes speed_pedelec=yes		No entry for motor vehicles with more than 2 wheels and motorcycles.
		highway=path motor_vehicle=no		No entry for all motor vehicles.
		highway=path horse=no motor_vehicle=no		No entry for all motor vehicles and horses.
		highway=path bicycle=no moped=no mofa=no speed_pedelec=no		No entry for bicycles and mopeds (+ mofas and speed pedelecs)
		highway=path moped=no mofa=no speed_pedelec=no		No entry for mopeds (+ mofas and speed pedelecs)
		highway=cycleway
		highway=cycleway moped=no
		highway=cycleway foot=yes segregated=yes
		highway=cycleway foot=yes segregated=no
		highway=footway
		highway=bridleway

Roads and paths signed with traffic sign F99a/F99b/F99c

Read me first
These signs are a special kind: they can be placed on roads and paths. The first thing you have to do then is decide whether you classify it as a path or a road. These signs allow motorized traffic like cars to parcels next to the road. Of course, the road should be able to be used like this. If the sign is on a one meter wide path you know that cars can't go there and it's clear that it's a path. If there are houses along the road, it's wide enough and there are no barriers you know it's a road. But there are many cases in between. As a first rule: if the width is less than needed to let a car pass, or when there are barriers blocking access to vehicles with the width of a car, then it's a path. In the other cases: F99c (which has the agricultural vehicle symbol) is a road F99a and F99b (without the agricultural symbol) is a road if the road is used to get to buildings along that road (discard usage by maintainance vehicles). In all other cases it's a path. If you have for example sign F99a on a residential road and you can only enter the road with a car from one direction, then the classification becomes path after the last house. Roads are tagged with highway=unclassified for paved non-residential roads, highway=residential for paved residential roads and highway=track for unpaved roads. Paths are tagged with highway=path. Always add a traffic_sign=* tag with the correct traffic sign, an access tag for each symbol on the sign, and on roads an access=destination tag. Also add access=destination if you can access buildings from a path. Final note: you may always encounter a road where these rules can't be applied, in that case just do the logical thing.
Roads
Picture	Traffic Sign	Tags	Allowed Vehicles	Description
		traffic_sign=F99a access=destination foot=yes bicycle=yes horse=yes
		highway=residential traffic_sign=F99b access=destination foot=yes bicycle=yes segregated=yes		You can enter the road with a car to go to the buildings next to it (no barriers and it's wide enough), so it's not a path.
		highway=track (the road is unpaved) traffic_sign=F99c access=destination agricultural=yes foot=yes bicycle=yes horse=yes		Unpaved road reserved for agricultural vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists and horse drivers.
Paths
Picture	Traffic Sign	Tags	Allowed Vehicles	Description
		highway=path traffic_sign=F99a foot=yes
		highway=path traffic_sign=F99a foot=yes bicycle=yes
		highway=path traffic_sign=F99a foot=yes bicycle=yes horse=yes
		highway=path traffic_sign=F99b foot=yes bicycle=yes segregated=yes
		highway=path traffic_sign=F99c agricultural=yes foot=yes bicycle=yes horse=yes		Road too small for a car.
Miscellaneous vehicle symbols
Traffic code allows that the signs for roads reserved for pedestrians, cyclists, horses and/or agricultural vehicles can be adapted to other vehicle types. Here are some examples:
		highway=path traffic_sign=F99a foot=yes bicycle=yes moped=yes		Allows all mopeds as well. Barrier over the road so it's a path.

Footpaths, cycleways and bridleways as part of a road

Mostly has to be written still... But if you're tagging them separately you can use the same tags as above. Otherwise use for example cycleway=track with cycleway:moped=no.

Picture	Traffic Sign	Tags	Allowed Vehicles	Description
			Road: Pavement:	Road with a pavement and no cycleway, inside built-up area.
			Road: Pavement:	Road with a pavement and no cycleway, outside built-up area.
			Road: Cycleway: Pavement:	Road with cycleway (D7) and pavement, and maximum speed on the road is 50 km/h or lower.
			Road: Cycleway: Pavement:	Road with cycleway (D7) and pavement, and maximum speed on the road is higher than 50 km/h.
			Road: Cycleway:	Road with cycleway (D7) and no pavement or walkable shoulder, and maximum speed on the road is 50 km/h or lower.
			Road: Cycleway:	Road with cycleway (D7) and no pavement or walkable shoulder, and maximum speed on the road is higher than 50 km/h.
			Road: Cycleway: Pavement:	Road with cycleway (D7+M6) and pavement, and maximum speed on the road is 50 km/h or lower. (M6 should only be used on roads where the speed limit is 50 km/h or lower, as higher speeds require mopeds to drive on the cycleway by default.)
			Road: Cycleway: Pavement:	Road with cycleway (D7+M7) and pavement, and maximum speed on the road is 50 km/h or lower.
			Road: Cycleway: Pavement:	Road with cycleway (D7+M7) and pavement, and maximum speed on the road is higher than 50 km/h.
			Road: Cycleway: Pavement:	Road with cycleway (D7+M16) and pavement, and maximum speed on the road is 50 km/h or lower.
			Road: Cycleway: Pavement:	Road with segregated cycleway and pavement (D9), and maximum speed on the road is 50 km/h or lower.
			Road: Cycleway: Pavement:	Road with segregated cycleway and pavement (D9), and maximum speed on the road is higher than 50 km/h.
			Road: Combined foot- and cycleway:	Road with combined cycleway and pavement (D10).