Traffic sign: How to map an "arbitrary text"-exception? (Germany.)

[osmidal]

@Minh_Nguyen

@osmidal

@Minh_Nguyen

Does “DVB-Fahrzeuge” refer to buses operated by Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe?

No.

Service vehicles.

This is too small to be used for buses.

Ah, in that case, maybe we could treat it as a private service road, using private=maintenance and operator=* to clarify the intended road users. That’s similar to what I did for airport maintenance roads.

But general access is not forbidden by a sign (although it is useless), only stopping is forbidden.

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[Off-Topic: Formatting help]

@Minh_Nguyen

@osmidal

And how could you add italic letters in the inlinecode at all? When I do the markdown

`parking:*side*:restruction:*mode*=none`

the * do get printed verbatim and are not interpreted to switch to italic.

I had to switch to HTML to nest italics inside inline code:

<code>parking:<i>side</i>:restriction:<i>mode</i>=none</code>

Very annoying to type on a phone.

Many thanks for this knowledge!