I'm not sure highway=pedestrian is appropriate on bike path outlines such as way/1124504884 given that pedestrians are prohibited on the bike path. (See https://www.mapillary.com/app/?pKey=367516585509083)

I believe a couple of the roads you tagged as highway=busway are not actually busways. For example, Commercial Street is signed as a pedestrian zone, and this case is covered in highway=busway#Similar_infrastructure under "Transit Mall"

The approved proposal for highway busway differentiates busways from bus only service roads. The latter is used for the access ways to a bus station. See highway=busway#Similar_infrastructure.

Now that I look into it a bit more, there appears to be two historic districts, and I mapped the one from the NRHP, and you mapped the one from the Milwaukee government. The Local one is more "real" in that it actually defines preservation guidelines, while the NRHP doesn't define very much, and is (as far as I can tell) "little more than recognition by the government that the resource is worthy of preservation." The Wikipedia article was helpful: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historic_districts_in_the_United_States

Hello,

Busways (as they were voted on in the busway proposal) specifically excluded ways for accessing a bus station from the definition of highway=busway. See highway=busway#Similar_infrastructure for more detail. (Do note however that the entire extent of the busway proposal has not been translated into the French version of the wiki article)

Best,
Alex

Do you know what relationship this has to the already existing East Side Commercial Historic District? See way/1157701337 (The boundary of that I drew based on the NRHP document). They might be different things (i.e a NRHP historic district vs something like a business improvement district)

For better or worse, the community voted that the separate value (highway=busway) should be used for BRT corridors as they are distinct from service roads (and BRT corridors don't meet the definition of highway=service). See the proposal for details of why this distinction was made: osm.wiki/Proposal:Tag:highway%3Dbusway

Bus station access roads were specifically excluded from this (when they are not part of a BRT corridor) as they can meet the definition of a service road (access to a property).

Oops, fix it now, thanks for catching that!

I think they should be highway=footway, highway=living_street implies it is still constructed as a street imo, whereas these are simply named footpaths

Not all bus-only roads are automatically highway=busway. See highway=busway#Similar_infrastructure - "Any section of bus-only roadway that only leads into a bus station should be tagged with highway=service + access=no + bus=designated."

It was brought to my attention that you changed the classification of the Main street Station bus access roads to highway=busway, and then later I reverted them back to highway=service. I believe that highway=service is the correct tag given the caveat given at highway=busway#Similar_infrastructure : "Any section of bus-only roadway that only leads into a bus station should be tagged with highway=service + access=no + bus=designated." Does that seem right to you?

I believe the "Busway" name is somewhat of a misnomer, it's not used by public transit.

I mostly wanted to get rid of the giant duplicate "Jersey City" label on the map from way/659474186.

However, as I understand landuse=residential, it only refers to the predominant use, so shops can exist in a landuse=residential area, and landuse can be refined down over time.

This particular landuse area is much broader than I would probably draw myself if done from scratch, so I'd encourage you to refine it if you have the time :)

A state highway being tertiary is rather unusual at least, there's only a few examples in the whole state: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1Eois
In any case, it seems more major than other highway=tertiary, which are usually play a collector role. ILDOT classifies this portion of IL 25 as Minor arterial and IL 31 as a principle arterial.

Go for it:) Just remember to add the place=neighbourhood nodes to the relation with the role "label". Mappers often overlook this.

This road was a highway=primary "stub-end", which contradicts the "Connectivity principle" that is outlined here: osm.wiki/United_States/2021_Highway_Classification_Guidance#Classification.

It's a state highway serving as a connection between two relatively large settlements.

I don't see an Overlook Park, do you mean Overlook Farms? If so, I didn't draw it unfortunately, I was just the last person to touch it ;)

Here you go: https://storage.googleapis.com/juniper-media-library/23/2023/09/2021-10-25_Hales_Corners_Comprehensive_Plan_-_ADOPTED_.pdf on page 35

I don't believe access=psv is valid. To tag that it is only for buses one would use access=no + bus=yes.