Please be careful here. These were aligned with official geodesic data. Bing maps in the Montreal area have an average offset of 0.6, -1.54
Please use this offset in the ID editor before changing alignment. I will revert this changeset for now. Thanks for your understanding.

Dans notre cas, l'algorithme va chercher le tag entrance=main/shop/yes le plus proche du POI qui est à l'intérieur ou sur le contour du building dans lequel se trouve le POI. Si le POI n'est pas dans un building, il prend le routing:entrance=main/shop/yes le plus proche, avec une limite (normalement 100m), sinon, ça retourne une erreur/warning pour qu'on aille corriger. Dans le cas de cette bibliothèque, ça n'aurait rien changé, mais il y a des cas problématiques ailleurs qu'on a du corriger ou qu'on devra corriger. C'est particulièrement important dans les grands centres d'achats, pour lesquels on essaie de placer le POI très près de sa porte intérieure, qui peut être à des centaines de mètres d'une des entrées principales du bâtiment. Voir les Promenades Drummondville pour un exemple qu'on a complété avec précision en attendant que l'on créé de vrais plans intérieurs des bâtiments: osm.org/edit#map=19/45.89957/-72.51724

Please keep the POIs near their respective entrances, otherwise routing may give you incorrect directions since it will snap to the nearest road instead of the nearest entrance. This case is not that bad but with large factories, it caused great problems in the past when analyzing accessibily to bus stops or pedestrian networks around the POIs.

C'est corrigé. J'ai mis geometry approximate en attendant les nouvelle photos aériennes.

OK, je vois, je regarderais au nord de l'A640.

Désolé si j'ai effacé une piste à cet endroit, il se peut que je sois allé trop vite! Je vais corriger du mieux que je peux!

Can you precise where the cycling path is missing on Rue de la Renaissance? I just checked and it is there all along. It has been drawn separately since there is a curb between the road and the cycling path.

I fixed it to be consistent with how it should be mapped for more precision. We usually prefer to put the stop sign at each stopping lines or alongside the sign if no stopping line is present. Thanks! You can go see how intersections are mapped precisely in any of these municipalities where we completed the data: Drummondville, La Prairie, Saint-Constant, Sainte-Catherine, Châteauguay, Vaudreuil, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Delson, Candiac. Thanks for your edits!

Arrêtez immédiatement. Ce n'est pas du tout la place pour faire es blague ou des concepts. C'est du vandalisme.

There is indeed 4 lanes here (2/2). I fixed it. Thanks

Please use this offset on Bing imagery as well: 0.6,-1.54

Hi! Thanks for adding sidewalks. However, make sure these are connected to the rest of the network and use the correct street names on them. Take a look at the sidewalks and crossings around the main boulevards which are correctly connected and with the right tags. Thanks!

I see! Sorry! The dash has been added back in the meantime.

I kept the tags for cycling lanes (on the correct side). However, I wish we could describ these narrow unmaintained cycle lane correctly

The left lane marked is not officially a cycling lane according to Boisbriand. Cars are parked there and there is no sign at all. Can you confirm it is a cycling lane and not a parking lane? As of 2022, most of the lane is completely erased too.

Please don't add abandoned railways that were dismanteled decades ago. If there is no rail left on the ground, it should not be mapped at all, except when there is a historical need to keep the abandoned/disused tag, like on the Petit Train du Nord in Laurentides.

Thanks! Be careful though to add the Bing offset as follow: 0.6,-1.54

Merci! Par contre attention à l'alignement de Bing qui doit être 0.6,-1.54

Parfait!

(Writing in english for other users, but feel free to answer in french)

Hi!

The golfcart paths and footpaths should be connected to the rest of the road network otherwise it could create incorrect routings in routing engines (these are called unconnected islands). I don't know if it would be best to remove them all or to create artificial road connections... I'll let you decide.