Am 07.08.2012 19:43, schrieb Minko:
If I look in the wiki, access = yes only means "the public has an official, legally-enshrined right of access, i.e. it's a right of way" So there is no rule that says all vehicles may use this way. This is set by the highway tag, in this case footway. So only pedestrians may use the way and I don't think this access rule stands above the highway rule.
Wiki: Transport mode restrictions Use the access=* key to describe a general access restriction that applies to *all* transport modes. Where different restrictions apply to different modes of transport then mode specific tags can be used. These modal tags each have a place in a hierarchy in which keys become narrower in scope as they branch out from the root.
In my opinion access=yes or access=permissive should be removed since it leads to misinterpretation and allows all traffic on those footways.
In my styles I will delete them at the beginning of the lines style:
access=yes | access=permissive | access=official {delete access}
I think a delete rule for access=yes is already in default style. Chris