Hi, I tried to remove the name from motorway_links and other _links. My first approach was simple: highway=motorway_link { delete name } This changed nothing! Mmmh, I looked into the source code and observed that the action { name 'abc' } is different to { set name='abc' } After using { name 'abc' } it is not possible to remove or to change the name using the style. So I changed all rules to { set name='abc' } This improved things a bit but the refs were still displayed. Then I noticed that there is a lot of automatic name handling in the StyledConverter: The ref is composed of the tags mkgmap:display_name, ref, int_ref, nat_ref and reg_ref. If there is no name set the composed ref is used as name. So the final rule to remove the name from the motorway_link is highway=motorway_link { delete name; delete mkgmap:display_name; delete ref; delete ref; delete int_ref; delete nat_ref; delete reg_ref } I think this is not very intuitive?! Without having a look into the source code I would have never been able to remove the name. I wonder if it would be better to implement these hard coded rules within the style so anybody can see what happens and can easily influence the naming: 1. Create a new mkgmap tag mkgmap:ref which is used to set the ref field in the garmin map. Without setting mgkmap:ref the ref field will be empty. This makes mkgmap:display_name superfluous. Another advantage is that the ref, nat_ref etc. tags can be removed from the builtin-tag-list. 2. Set the name using the tag mkgmap:name. Remove the { name 'abc' } action. This might be controversial and requires changes in all styles. What do you think? WanMil