Hello guys,
As i want to update my knowledge about steet parking and parking restrictions, i’m not sure how should i map this sign. Represents a private parking only for the vehicles that are part of the carshare organization and also a no standing restriction.
I have in mind these two option but not sure what is the best way to be mapped (side being the sideof the road the sighn is):
First:
parking:side=lane
parking:side:orientation=parallel
parking:side:access=private
Second:
parking:side=lane
parking:side:orientation=parallel
parking:side:restriction=no_standing
Not sure if the parking tags should be togheter with the restriction tag.
Any thoughts?
Many thanks
Parking for car sharing only can be mapped by using the car_sharing access tag, documented on the access wiki page:
parking:side=lane
parking:side:orientation=parallel
parking:side:access=no
parking:side:car_sharing=designated
parking:side:brand=zipcar
You don’t need to tag the no_standing explicitly, as it is implied by using the access restrictions. However, alternatively it’s possible to use restriction=no_standing + restriction:car_sharing=none to express the same restriction in a way that is closer to what the signs say (but harder to read for humans 
@Supaplex030 thank you for the answer
also, do you know if on the same way can be used the parking and the parking restriction tags? using the same side
parking:side=lane
parking:side:restriction=no_standing
Without conditions or conditional tagging, it is a contradiction to have parking=lane and restriction=no_standing on the same line. However, if there are conditions (temporal or for specific traffic modes etc.), it is legitimate and even necessary to use both tags on the same line.
So:
parking=lane
restriction=no_standing
is a contradiction or is generally seen as “troll tagging”, as you cannot park and not park at the same time.
But:
parking=lane
restriction=no_standing
restriction:car_sharing=none
or
parking=lane
restriction=no_standing
restriction:conditional=none @ (Mo-Fr 08:00-18:00)
is correct and widely used, as not all, but some traffic modes can park here and conditional tagging describes this precisely.
