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Flukx

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Registered: 2020-08-22

Posts: 2

How to map different lanes on both-way cycleway

Osmose says: suspicious tag segregated=yes, foot=no:
https://osmose.openstreetmap.fr/en/erro … 504f8aaa64 for way https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/749245338

Indeed, here segregated=no is supposed to mean: the two lanes for the two directions for bikes are seperated by a dashed line. Additionally the two lanes have arrows for the directions and bike symbols.
The wiki https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:segregated says to use segregated to tell if foot and cycle are seperated.

I know that oneway=no already specifies that this cycleway can be used in both directions but the seperation by a dashed line is not included in oneway=no as far as I understand it.

This question is interesting for me because this situation of seperated bike lines for the two directions on a cycleway exists a lot of times in Reykjavik.

How to map the separation of the cycle lanes?

And: is this forum the correct place to ask the question?

maro21

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From: Wrocław

Registered: 2018-03-06

Posts: 1,114

Re: How to map different lanes on both-way cycleway

The tag "segregated" is only for paths for pedestrians and bicycles. You should remove it.

Flukx

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Registered: 2020-08-22

Posts: 2

Re: How to map different lanes on both-way cycleway

I am aware that the tag segregated is not intended for this use case. I am mainly asking how to map the fact, that the cycleway has two lanes for the two directions.

maro21

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From: Wrocław

Registered: 2018-03-06

Posts: 1,114

Re: How to map different lanes on both-way cycleway

I am mainly asking how to map the fact, that the cycleway has two lanes for the two directions.

I think oneway=no would be sufficient.