Oh I just notice I never answered this question. For a dedicated trail in a bikepark I think oneway=yes could be used – otherwise surely not as there is no legal rule why it should be a oneway. People could also hike or ride up. Indicating the incline therefore is much better and reflexts reality more. Actually even in a bikepark I feel oneway=yes is a stretch as there is usually no oneway street sign, just signs asking people to use it downhill only. This would need to be discussed on osm-tagging mailing list/wiki on if it should be tagged with oneay or not also without a standard oneway street sign.

Hi Dirk, as your subscription is via paypal – that’s where you have to update your credit card information.

I have a question about direction of trails. Above you say you use the “incline=up/down” tag to infer direction. I’ve been using “oneway=yes”. You don’t mention this above, is there a reason?

Thanks again.

Thanks – wish you fun with the Fenix 6 Pro – it’s a nice device.

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hallo Felix, danke es hat geklappt. Super, jetzt ist das Fahren mal eben über die Grenze ganz leicht und mal verliert nicht die Orientierung, bzw man kann sich navigieren lassen.Prima, ich bin begeistert.

sorry – also hast du die Unicode heruntergeladen! Bitte lade noch mal herunter – und zwar die Non Unicode! Installer wie auch Kartendaten. _UC gleich Unicode! _NU gleich NonUnicode.