I suspect the bug you should be reporting is that it is checking motorway bridges at all. If a motorway bridge is anything other than default then there has been an epic fail on behalf of the builders.

https://github.com/streetcomplete/StreetComplete/issues

I am, it seems unlikely that such a small place has a non-local name, that is normally for big cities.

Hi, what is the source of this name.

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This relation is for the adin area City of Leicester, yet you have added a large number of duplicates which simply say Leicester. There is no point adding duplicate name tags.

Please could you also use meaningful human readable changeset comments which describe what you have done so that the local community can read what you have done. A maaningless hastag totally fails at this.

Were these edits discussed withe the UK community?

Hi, just found this after reading the Guardian Article.

The cinema tag seems a bit wrong is it not?

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Thank you for fixing

Hi, this changeset has gone badly wrong. Whilst Doodle Alley may be a dead end for vans, it is most certainly not a dead end for all modes using OSM. The fact it was joined in the first place should has set the brain cells going. The solution is clearly visible on mapillary which you have sait you were using https://www.mapillary.com/app/?pKey=2934782316802733
Generally objects in OSM are more likely mistagged rather than added in error.

Rather than deleting, you should have thought beyond your usecasespent a few minutes checking available sources and in this case converted to a cycleway.

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There is a separately mapped footway here, therefore the correct tag is sidewalk=separate, no is incorrect.

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Whilst this edit is not technically wrong, walking is not illegal, it would be better not to tag foot=yes here, A case of let sleeping dogs lie.

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Hi, I am not sure when you surveyed these roads, but there is no shoulder along this stretch of the A5.

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Whoops I had. not sure how. The bridleway to Moss Lane had been par of the relation and had intended to just remove it.

Fixed in relation/7708228

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Hi Ian
Thank you for your edits, however the access tagging you have used is a bit strange as it prevents use of bridleways on foot and bike which is how a bridleway is defined in England and Wales. If you are going to tag them as access=private you do need to also include foot=designated and bicycle=yes.

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Hi
Are you sure that Tesco doesn't open until 08:00, seems very late.

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Hi
Stone is a very odd material for a gate, I would have thought the obvious fix for wod would be wood.

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Hi, I am a bit confused by this changeset. Has the coastal path really been routed along the road as other than OSM I can find no other source for this change.

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Thank you, I was using some old images but have since spotted it has gone.

I really need to go and survey The Salopean :)

I am a bit confused by this one, I have never found a corridor here.

You can cut through shops, but it would be wrong to route pedestrians that way.

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Thank you.

However I am not basing my views on imagery and that it appears ok. They are based on real world experience and local knowledge which is the gold standard in osm. This section of road is fun :)

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Simply tagging it as motor_vehicle=discouraged is adequate, it is afterall a public highway and no narrower than many other roads in the area. It is afterall the responsibility of a driver to not blindly follow their satnav.

This road is absolutely fine for cars, and
is one where I wonder about the real reason for the signs.

We should not map for the renderer, or in this case router. They should be able to consume this tag, it is wrong to choose tags based on what routers support.

Cheers Phil

motor_vehicle=discouraged would be a better tag although it is one of those places where you wonder why the sign is there. A hgv would.struggle, but its fine in a car.
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