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Revision as of 13:13, 9 October 2010

Public-images-osm logo.svg crossing
Toucan.jpg
Description
Further refinement for nodes already tagged with highway=crossing or railway=crossing Edit this description in the wiki page. Edit this description in the data item.
Group: Properties
Used on these elements
may be used on nodesshould not be used on waysshould not be used on areasshould not be used on relations (except multipolygon relations)
Documented values: 8
Requires
Useful combination
Status: approvedPage for proposal

This tag is used for more accurately describing specific types of pedestrian crossings across roads, and other types of crossing over road or rail. Crossing infrastructure for the convenience of pedestrians, cyclists etc. should first be tagged with highway=crossing or railway=crossing as appropriate. The specific type of crossing may be further specified with the crossing=* tag and other properties described below.

The crossing tag

crossing=traffic_signals
Position this tag where the crossing-traffic (pedestrian, bicycles) have their own traffic lights.
Mostly near highway=traffic_signals.
See also Proposed_features/Set_of_Traffic_Signals
traffic_signals:sound=yes/no
Pedestrian traffic (Pelican/Toucan/Pegasus) with sound for the visually impaired.
traffic_signals:vibration=yes/no
Pedestrian traffic signals (Pelican/Toucan/Pegasus) with vibration for the visually impaired.
crossing=uncontrolled
A generic crossing with no traffic-signals of any type, just road markings. e.g. Zebra-crossings; Generally referred to as a "crosswalk" in the US).
Mostly in combination with highway=crossing.
crossing=island
A crossing with a small traffic-island for pedestrians in the middle of the road.
Mostly in combination with highway=crossing.
crossing=no
Where definitely no crossing is possible/legal
crossing=unmarked
A crossing without road markings or traffic lights
crossing=unknown
default - Crossing type is unknown

Additional tags

bicycle=*
A value of yes means that pedal cyclists are permitted to ride across the crossing.
horse=*
A value of yes means that horse riders are permitted to ride across the crossing.
segregated=boolean
(no default assumed) A value of yes indicates that crossing traffic of differing types is segregated from each other (there is a separate crossing area for each mode of transport). For example, horse and foot traffic is sometimes segregated within a UK Pegasus Crossing.
supervised=boolean
(default is no) A value of yes indicates that the crossing may be managed by a crossing guard at busy times.
crossing_ref=*
The traditional, region-specific reference, such as zebra or pelican.
sloped_curb=yes/no/one/both
To indicate whether a wheelchair can pass the crossing.
Tag on the node representing the curb on the highway=footway for each side of the crossing. Add the footway as single way where needed.
tactile_paving=yes/(no)/incorrect
To indicate whether there is a pattern in the ground that is designed to be detected with a blindman's stick.
Tag on the node representing the curb on the highway=footway. Add the footway as single way where needed.

Examples

The following table shows how the crossing might be tagged:

Name and Description Tags UK Shortcuts Image
Zebra crossing

A crossing with no traffic lights, but with flashing amber globes on poles and distinctive white stripes on the road for pedestrians. (not button operated)

highway=crossing

crossing=uncontrolled

crossing_ref=zebra

crossing_ref=zebra Zebra-crossing sm.jpg


Pelican crossing
('traditional' UK crossing name)

A crossing with traffic lights, and signals for pedestrians only. (button operated or not)

highway=traffic_signals

crossing=traffic_signals

bicycle=no

segregated=no

crossing_ref=pelican

traffic_signals:sound=yes/no

traffic_signals:vibration=yes/no

traffic_signals:arrow=yes/no

traffic_signals:minimap=yes/no

crossing_ref=pelican Pelican.jpg


'Toucan' crossing
('traditional' UK crossing name)

A crossing with traffic lights, and signals for pedestrians and cyclists. (button-operated or not)

highway=traffic_signals

crossing=traffic_signals

bicycle=yes

segregated=no

crossing_ref=toucan

traffic_signals:sound=yes/no

traffic_signals:vibration=yes/no

traffic_signals:arrow=yes/no

traffic_signals:minimap=yes/no


crossing_ref=toucan Toucan.jpg


Pegasus crossing
('traditional' UK crossing name)

A crossing with traffic lights and signals for pedestrians, cyclists, and horse riders.
(button-operated or not, but are often identified not by a crossing rideway but by the very high buttons for the riders.)

highway=traffic_signals

crossing=traffic_signals

traffic_signals:arrow=yes/no

traffic_signals:minimap=yes/no

bicycle=yes

horse=yes

segregated=yes (sometimes no)

crossing_ref=pegasus

traffic_signals:sound=yes/no

traffic_signals:vibration=yes/no

crossing_ref=pegasus Pegasus tq7792.jpg


Lollipop crossing

A supervised crossing for school-age children operated at specific times. UK-Specific term. (DE: Schülerlotsen / Verkehrshelfer, NL: Klaar-over)

highway=crossing (or traffic_signals, as appropriate)

crossing=uncontrolled (or traffic_signals, as appropriate)

supervised=yes

Lollipop lady.jpg


Traffic-Signals without a "pedestrian crossing" highway=traffic_signals

crossing=no


A crossing with an island highway=crossing

crossing=island;uncontrolled (or traffic_signals, as appropriate)

Uses multiple values


Logically where crossing=no exist there can't be a highway=crossing, because it's literally not a crossing. So the combination of highway=crossing and crossing=no is inappropriate.

See Also