Tag:road_marking=solid_stop_line

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Luxembourg, road marking (advanced stop line).jpg
Description
Tracing-like representation of the paint, thermoplastic, or otherwise-lined road markings that denote where vehicles should stop before intersections/crossings. Show/edit corresponding data item.
Group: highways
Used on these elements
may be used on nodesmay be used on waysshould not be used on areasshould not be used on relations (except multipolygon relations)
Useful combination
See also
Status: in use

Tracing-like representation of the paint, thermoplastic, or otherwise-lined road markings that denote where vehicles should stop before intersections/crossings. The direction can be mapped via the direction=forward/backward tag.

History

In 2017, thousands of stop line ways were imported in San Jose, California (which has one of the largest concentrations of signalized intersections in the United States), and Phoenix, Arizona, based on data gathered by a vendor of traffic signal systems. They were initially tagged highway=stop_line based on a draft proposal. After some discussion on the talk-us mailing list, these ways were retagged road_marking=solid_stop_line. [1] As of August 2022, this import remains the largest single addition of stop lines in OSM and one of the largest additions of road_marking=*.

See also

  • road_marking=* - A road marking or line, usually painted. Please note this tagging is experimental
  • highway=stop - on the way for the road, near the axis of the solid_stop_line
  • traffic_sign=stop - where the actual sign pole is; has direction properties
  • highway=traffic_signals - A traffic signal (or a set of those) for regulating circulation