However, the inbound tunnel has been reopened to traffic. That part fixed in changeset/42061111. changeset/42061111

Bridge now not expected to reopen till September 19th. http://www.post-gazette.com/news/transportation/2016/09/09/PennDOT-delays-reopening-Liberty-Bridge-until-at-least-Sept-19/stories/201609090256

This changeset will be reverted once bridge is reopened to traffic.

This changeset will be reverted once bridge is reopened to traffic.

Predicted to be closed till September 12th. http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2016/09/04/penndot-announces-timeline-for-liberty-bridge-repair/ However, they said it was just minutes from a complete collapse during the fire, so, glad they got it out in time.

Predicted to be closed till September 12th. http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2016/09/04/penndot-announces-timeline-for-liberty-bridge-repair/ However, they said it was just minutes from a complete collapse during the fire, so, glad they got it out in time.

And how are you getting the information from the signs? Are you going out in person and surveying the signs? Or are you looking at photos from another site (and if so, what site)? Mentioning information like this in the changeset comment helps other local users to know how/when you're getting the data and helps them to know how recently the section of highway was double checked.

Just curious, but what is your source for the speed limits added? Adding stuff like this to the changeset is very important.

I'm curious, but why did you take several established relations for highways, delete all their data, and replace it with an entirely different route? Was this done so that you could have a lower number? I know you 'recreated' the relations for those original routes, but people would like to be able to follow the history of relations to see where a specific change might have been made, and you damaged that here big time. Is it possible that you can explain why you did this?

Nice. Just so you know, we try to avoid using abbreviations for names here in OSM. We leave it up to the people who use the data to 'shorten' the names if they want to. :) And welcome to OSM. If you have any question on how something should be done, don't hesitate to shoot me a message. -Fellow Pgh Mapper.

"Saint" Michael Street, correct? If so, I would recommend expanding that for all the streets in the area. ;)

Changeset reverted in changeset/40952142 to restore node back to the USA from France. changeset/40952142

Changeset reverted in changeset/40952142 to restore node back to the USA from France. changeset/40952142

So, in the future, just take 5 seconds to look at the Bing imagery. If you see a 'gate' on any point of the ramp in the imagery, 99.9% chance it should be 'oneway=no', especially if the highway it connects to is a toll highway. Also, the 'white' lines on each side of the ramp are a dead giveaway that it's 2-way, and not oneway.

Just so you know, these are emergency access roads for fire departments and the police so they can access the PA Turnpike network quickly between interchanges, They are almost never 'oneway=yes', and should be tagged as 'oneway=no' instead.

Might want to fix the 'note' tag on the ways so a 'bot' doesn't come along and change them to being open before they really are. ;)

There was NOTHING wrong here. The 'none' part is there to indicate there is a lane splitting into 2 lanes from one. Taking out the 'none' tells everybody to go to the left into the brand new lane. Please look at the satellite imagery before editing and look at adjacent ways too. This is ruining all my hard work on cleaning up areas and adding turn lanes at the same time.

There was NOTHING wrong here. The 'none' part is there to indicate there is a lane splitting into 2 lanes from one. Taking out the 'none' tells everybody to go to the right into the brand new lane. Please look at the satellite imagery before editing and look at adjacent ways too. This is ruining all my hard work on cleaning up areas and adding turn lanes at the same time.

Changeset has been reverted to repair damage to an USA railroad via changeset/39929839. changeset/39929839

I take that back. Seems to have damaged a railroad somewhat. Reverted in changeset/39929839. changeset/39929839