Key:oneway:mofa

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oneway:mofa
Description
Defines the oneway rules for mofas. Commonly used to mark a one-way street available for "mofa" cyclists in both directions. Show/edit corresponding data item.
Group: restrictions
Used on these elements
should not be used on nodesmay be used on waysshould not be used on areasshould not be used on relations (except multipolygon relations)
Useful combination
See also
Status: de facto

Defines the oneway rules for mofas. oneway:mofa=no denotes that mofa riders may use a one-way street in both directions. If it is not set, the default assumption is that the oneway=* rule for mofas is identical to those for other modes of transport. The available values are thus similar to oneway:

  • oneway:mofa=no means that a way is bi-directional for mofas. It is used when it is indicated by a sign or markings on the street to the same effect (such as mofa pictograms in contra-flow direction).
  • oneway:mofa=yes means that a way is oneway for mofas, with allowed passage in its way direction. Usually not needed but can come up on footways which permit bicycles and mofas to remove ambiguities on the effect of oneway=yes for pedestrians.
  • oneway:mofa=-1 means that the way is oneway for mofas, with allowed passage opposite to its way direction.