The description in the wiki about how to map node networks in OpenStreetMap includes the convention to include the ways in the route relation in the order from low node number to high node number.
In practice it turns out that it is not all that useful to insist on having the routes sorted this way. It would be useful to remove the RouteReversed rule from the analysis logic.
The RouteNodeNameMismatch can also ignore the order of the end nodes in the route name.
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The description in the wiki about how to map node networks in OpenStreetMap includes the convention to include the ways in the route relation in the order from low node number to high node number.
In practice it turns out that it is not all that useful to insist on having the routes sorted this way. It would be useful to remove the RouteReversed rule from the analysis logic.
The RouteNodeNameMismatch can also ignore the order of the end nodes in the route name.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: