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====Values====
====Values====
* {{Tag|access|unknown}} ''The access conditions are unknown or unclear''. This is the default value for most features.
* {{Tag|access|unknown}} ''The access conditions are unknown or unclear''. This is the default value for most features.
* {{Tag|access|yes}} ''The public have official, legally-enshrined right of access, i.e. it's a right of way''
* {{Tag|access|yes}} ''The public have official, legally-enshrined right of access, i.e. it's a right of way''.
* {{Tag|access|designated}} ''The route is marked as being a preferred route, usually for a specific vehicle type or types''
* {{Tag|access|designated}} ''The route is marked as being a preferred route, usually for a specific vehicle type or types''.
* {{Tag|access|destination}} ''The public has right of access only if this is the only road to your destination.'' <!--in Dutch: "bestemmingsverkeer/uitgezonderd plaatselijk verkeer (Flanders/Belgium)", in German: "Anlieger frei" / "ausgenommen Anrainer", in French "Interdit sauf riverains/excepté circulation locale (Wallonie/Belgium)") -->
* {{Tag|access|destination}} ''The public has right of access only if this is the only road to your destination.'' <!--in Dutch: "bestemmingsverkeer/uitgezonderd plaatselijk verkeer (Flanders/Belgium)", in German: "Anlieger frei" / "ausgenommen Anrainer", in French "Interdit sauf riverains/excepté circulation locale (Wallonie/Belgium)") -->
* {{Tag|access|permissive}} ''The owner gives general permission for access''
* {{Tag|access|permissive}} ''The owner gives general permission for access''.
* {{Tag|access|private}} ''The owner may give permission on an individual basis''
* {{Tag|access|private}} ''The owner may give permission on an individual basis''.
* {{Tag|access|no}} ''Access by this transport mode not permitted or unsuitable''
* {{Tag|access|no}} ''Access by this transport mode is not permitted, they don't have a right of way.



===Routing restrictions===
===Routing restrictions===

Revision as of 16:11, 30 November 2008

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Description
For describing the legal accessibility of an element. Edit this description in the wiki page. Edit this description in the data item.
Group: Restrictions
Used on these elements
should not be used on nodesmay be used on waysmay be used on areas (and multipolygon relations)may be used on relations
Documented values: 21
Useful combination
Status: de facto

Description

Describe the allowed or preferred usage of an element.

Usage

Transport mode restrictions

Keys

  • access general access restriction. Maybe tightened or relaxed by more specific transport modes
  • foot
  • ski
  • ski:nordic
  • ski:alpine
  • ski:telemark
  • horse
  • bicycle
  • moped
  • motorcycle
  • snowmobile
  • motorcar
  • caravan
  • goods (Goods vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes)
  • hgv (Heavy Goods Vehicle - usually more than 3.5 tonnes, though regulations vary from place to place.)
  • psv (Public Service Vehicle - e.g. bus)
  • hov (high occupancy vehicle - usually more than 2 persons)
  • agricultural
  • emergency
  • motorboat
  • boat

Values

  • access=unknown The access conditions are unknown or unclear. This is the default value for most features.
  • access=yes The public have official, legally-enshrined right of access, i.e. it's a right of way.
  • access=designated The route is marked as being a preferred route, usually for a specific vehicle type or types.
  • access=destination The public has right of access only if this is the only road to your destination.
  • access=permissive The owner gives general permission for access.
  • access=private The owner may give permission on an individual basis.
  • access=no Access by this transport mode is not permitted, they don't have a right of way.

Routing restrictions


Access time restrictions

  • date_on
  • date_off
  • day_on
  • day_off
  • hour_on
  • hour_off

Size and statutory restrictions

User Defined values

Any valid syntax value except core values. Rules applying to General statutory restrictions

Examples

Transport mode restrictions

<tag k="access" v="private"/> There is no public access (unless relaxed by another tag from below)
<tag k="foot" v="yes"/> The public has a right of way when travelling on foot.
<tag k="bicycle" v="yes"/> The owner has given permission for bicycle access
<tag k="horse" v="designated"/> The route is designated for use by equestrians.
<tag k="motorcycle" v="unknown"/> It is unclear whether motorcycles can use this section
<tag k="motorcar" v="private"/> Access by car is private, eg on a private road
<tag k="goods" v="no"/> Closed to or unsuitable for general goods vehicle traffic
<tag k="hgv" v="no"/> Closed to or unsuitable for heavy goods vehicle traffic
<tag k="boat" v="no"/> Waterway unnavigable by boat

Routing restrictions

oneway

A one-way street with a contra-flow cycle lane
  • <tag k="oneway" v="yes"/> Indicates that the direction of travel is only in the direction in which the segment was drawn (ie from the from node to the to node). If the way is one-way in the opposite direction then a value of -1 should be used.

This street (Burton Street, North Sydney) is a one-way street with a cycle lane in the opposite direction. It can be described using the following tags:

Default: If the tag is absent, unrestricted passage in both directions should be assumed.

noexit

  • <tag k="noexit" v="yes"/> To label a cul-de-sac or dead end street

Access time restrictions

<tag k="date_on" v="YYYY-MM-DD"/> Sets the start date for an access closure 
<tag k="date_off" v="YYYY-MM-DD"/> Sets the end date for an access closure
<tag k="day_on" v="saturday"/> Closure each week starts at the beginning of this day
<tag k="day_off" v="sunday"/> Closure each week ends at the end of this day
<tag k="hour_on" v="HH:MM:SS"/> Closure starts at this time
<tag k="hour_off" v="HH:MM:SS"/> Closure ends at this time

Size and statutory restrictions

<tag k="maxweight" v="7"/> The restricted weight limit in tonnes, eg 7 t
<tag k="maxaxleload" v="3.5"/> The restricted weight limit per axle in tonnes, eg 3.5 t
<tag k="maxheight" v="2.5"/> The restricted headroom limit in metres, eg 2.5 m
<tag k="maxwidth" v="3"/> The restricted width limit in metres, eg 2 m
<tag k="maxlength" v="15"/> The restricted length limit in metres, eg 15 m
<tag k="maxdraught" v="1"/> The maximum boat draught depth for navigation in metres, eg 1 m
<tag k="maxspeed" v="110"/> The restricted speed limit in km/h, eg 110 km/h
<tag k="minspeed" v="50"/> The minimum speed required in km/h , eg 50 km/h
<tag k="maxstay" v="14 days"/> The maximum stay permitted; units in the tag as either hour/hours or day/days.


See also