Tag:traffic_calming=choker
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 traffic_calming = choker
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Deliberately narrowed road sometimes signed as pinch points. 
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Status: approved
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A choker is a narrowed point along a road, generally reducing traffic to a single lane, deliberately designed to slow down or discourage motor vehicle traffic. Chokers can also be called 'pinch points' or 'slow points'.
This can be mapped as a node on a highway=* way. Optionally, the length of the choker can be mapped by splitting the highway=* way and adding traffic_calming=choker to the section of the way where the choker is located.
A choker can be used in combination with a pedestrian crossing.
Other traffic calming features can be used with a choker, such as a speed cushion. You can specify this like: traffic_calming=choker;cushion
| priority=* | Specifies whether one direction of traffic has priority over another side which needs to give way (yield). If no direction has priority, leave this key blank. |
| bicycle_bypass=* | Specifies if there is a bypass of the choker for bicycles on one or more sides. For information in correct usage, refer to the wiki page. |
| maxspeed:advisory=* | Specifies if there is an advisory maximum speed for the choker |
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