YaronS
(Yaron)
May 27, 2018, 4:17am
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I can’t tell the difference between these two.
There are 2 terms pretty adjacent to each other, one saying: Opposite bike lane, while the other is: Contraflow bike lane.
I Googled these 2, the images looks pretty similar except for the fact that I’m being autocorrected to Contraflow when I search for Opposite.
Can anyone explain?
Thanks!
Did you have a look at the wiki ?
opposite means that cyclists can use a oneway road in both directions (no lanes, no tracks, just a sign), opposite_lane is equivalent to contraflow lane although the latter term is not used in osm.
YaronS
(Yaron)
May 27, 2018, 11:41am
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I have read yet I wasn’t able to understand it that way, maybe you should consider editing the wiki to simplify that.
Tordanik
(Tobias Knerr)
May 27, 2018, 1:03pm
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Which are the wiki pages that you found hard to understand?
YaronS:
I can’t tell the difference between these two.
There are 2 terms pretty adjacent to each other, one saying: Opposite bike lane, while the other is: Contraflow bike lane.
I Googled these 2, the images looks pretty similar except for the fact that I’m being autocorrected to Contraflow when I search for Opposite.
Can anyone explain?
Thanks!
My personal opinion: use neither.
Use oneway:bicycle=no to specify that bicycles can go against the oneway. Use cycleway:left=lane to specify that there is a lane.