And colour:lanes while we’re at it. :-P There’s more information about lane-specific tags at osm.wiki/Lanes

Since there’s no physical separation, a single way would be more accurate. But you could use bicycle:lanes and foot:lanes tags to say which side to walk or bike on.

Also, this changeset moves the beginning of many turn:lanes tags to where the turn lane begins to be demarcated, as opposed to where the road only begins to widen.

…updated buildings

This changeset introduced a speed limit expressed in miles per hour without an explicit unit, so it was interpreted as kilometers per hour. Fixed in changeset/54297467.

https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues/3625

Yikes, sorry about that! I’ve been manually entering these in iD, and unfortunately, iD silently adds the _1 instead of forcing me to notice the existing tag. I’ll double-check my edits for this error in the future. Thanks for noticing!

I made a few corrections in changeset/54210692. Of note, it isn’t necessary to collapse a segregated intersection (such as at Red Bank and Duck Creek) down into one highway=traffic_signals node; mainstream routers are capable of treating it as one intersection despite having multiple intersecting nodes.

Also, I was unaware of the crossing=pedestrian_signals tag – thanks for that!

Also added emergency crossovers, advisory speed limits, height restrictions, and hazardous cargo designations.

Stale changeset comment. The real comment should’ve been: Added sidewalks #osmus-project-127 #c4sj #South-Bay-OSM

Rushville doesn’t meet the criteria for place=city. Based on its population, it should be place=village, though place=town is better since it’s a county seat and thus is more prominent than any other place in the county. I demoted the POI in changeset/53703346.

Thanks for this edit! I followed up in changeset/53662264 with a couple corrections. Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks for your diligence. FYI, as long as South 5th Place is tagged bicycle=yes, routers will be inclined to make the left turn anyways, except using the roadway instead of the bike path: osm.org/directions?engine=mapzen_bicycle&route=40.71054%2C-73.96142%3B40.71112%2C-73.96083#map=19/40.71078/-73.96100

Ah, I always mix that up. Thanks for the reminder.

Cross Country Roads was a source for this changeset.

Cross Country Roads was a source for this changeset.

Cross Country Roads was a source for some of these destinations.

Reverted in changeset/52719120, rather.

Reverted in changeset/49640101.

Good catch, thank you! Fixed in changeset/52678656.