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Reporter: Habbit [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 8.39am, Thursday, 28th October 2010]
As requested in #2597 for osmarender, I think that Mapnik should render tolled roads in some way that is easily distinguishable from non-tolled roads. This would be really useful when planning routes. As an example, can you tell which one of these Spanish motorways is tolled? http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=40.3303&lon=-3.7898&zoom=13&layers=M (hint: it's the R-5, although you can't tell from the map).
A darker shade of the color used for a non-tolled road of the same category. It is important that the algorithm be generic because non-motorways can be tolled too (some bridges, tunnels, etc. on trunk/regional roads are tolled). This is more or less what Google does and I consider it a quite good approach: http://maps.google.es/?ie=UTF8&ll=40.32888,-3.800068&spn=0.09239,0.222816&z=13
Reporter: Habbit
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 8.39am, Thursday, 28th October 2010]
As requested in #2597 for osmarender, I think that Mapnik should render tolled roads in some way that is easily distinguishable from non-tolled roads. This would be really useful when planning routes. As an example, can you tell which one of these Spanish motorways is tolled? http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=40.3303&lon=-3.7898&zoom=13&layers=M (hint: it's the R-5, although you can't tell from the map).
A few suggestions over the possible rendering:
Some kind of icon inside the identifier or alongside/below it, like a currency sign or some traffic signal like http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Spain_traffic_signal_r200.svg
A darker shade of the color used for a non-tolled road of the same category. It is important that the algorithm be generic because non-motorways can be tolled too (some bridges, tunnels, etc. on trunk/regional roads are tolled). This is more or less what Google does and I consider it a quite good approach: http://maps.google.es/?ie=UTF8&ll=40.32888,-3.800068&spn=0.09239,0.222816&z=13
A different color altogether. This is what Bing does, and is not a bad approach, but it would require creating a new color scheme for all roads that did not conflict with the existing one: http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=40.327756177544124~-3.8051634729476973&lvl=13&sty=r
Some other visual identification like stripes, dots, whatever
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