Could you check if it is possible to drive on this road by car? #mbx_uk_editing

It appears that way/200084792 joins the wrong end of the bridge (but actually needs an on-the-ground survey to resolve the other issues noted near here, and to line the stream up properly).

Is John Hattersley Wines node/4395271989 here either north or south of Brookside?

The paths around here are very different to what is currently mapped

via StreetComplete 53.1

Check where this path joins up.

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The public footpath east of here does not cross Beeley Brook as signed on the ground. There is a path following the currently mapped route, and a ford across the stream, but the public footpath stays on the west of the brook here and crosses it nearer Beeley Bar Lane.

node/2317656922/history - is it gate or stile?

http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1c3g has 214 other similar issues

This footbridge is currently closed and blocked off with barbed wire. It appears to be unsafe.

way/545670480

surface=tarmac? is it an actual tarmacadan? In such case surface=tarmacadan may be a better less confused term (tarmac is widely used for asphalt and concrete surfaces)

Or is it just a regular asphalt surface? Then surface=asphalt would be better

see surface=tarmac for some documentation