Intersections of Sidewalks and Driveways

[Woazboat]

@Lumikeiju

I’ve split this topic of sidewalk-driveway crossings off into its own thread

Forum mods can afaik split threads properly and move posts to new threads.
@mods-general is it possible to move the posts starting from this one to a new thread?

https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/crossing-markings-surface/125774/27

(No idea if it’s somehow possible to integrate that with the manually created thread: Intersections of Sidewalks and Driveways)

These posts in between should probably stay here:

Crossing:markings=surface

Are these solid red markings exclusive to crossings? The U.S. also increasingly paints bike lanes in solid green or in green stripes across intersections, but also across mixing zones and bike boxes and sometimes simply from end to end. In other words, it’s a marking rather than just a crossing marking. [Examples of Green-Colored Pavement Applications: Applied to the entire corridor; Limited to the bicycle symbol and arrow; Applied approaching and departing an intersection; Apple supplementin…

Crossing:markings=surface

It really depends. Usually, only true cycleways, cycle lanes, or segregated cycle/footways get painted in high vis color, to hint that this is exclusive for riding a bike. But if a non-segregated cycle/footway crosses a road, then the crossing will usually be segregated, so in this case, only the crossing will have the high vis color: Example 1: [image] Example 2: [image] But the paint itself isn’t an indicator of a crossing, that’s what the white dotted lines are for. It’s just that the…