Can one somehow map/add the shed for supermarkt trolleys (when it is outside of the supermarket/building, commonly on the parking area somewhere)? Ah, just got the tip to look at the German wiki (https://forum.openstreetmap.org/viewtopic.php?id=26910). As a node:
As an area/relation:
Although another suggestion is to use trolley_bay. So what is finally the correct way? asked 30 Aug '17, 20:29 YieldMapper |
As @SomeoneElse says, there's no official answer. So I'll give you my personal opinion, I like amenity=trolley_bay because:
answered 31 Aug '17, 15:43 neuhausr 1
Ah, that's a reasonable answer and I can see your points! I've already used that. Now let's spread that tag and make it official, to prevent that anyone is using anything here. :)
(31 Aug '17, 17:03)
YieldMapper
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For the avoidance of doubt, "shopping trolley" is English and "shopping cart" is American.
You can use taginfo to investigate the popularity of these and other options.
There's not really a "correct" way to map very-low-volume features - I personally tend to pick something that's a compromise between reasonable English and reasonably popular for these sorts of things.
@SomeoneElse Yes, I've heard OSM uses British English, so I only mentioned that term here.
But if there is no official way for this yet, then we should finally create one… :)
Well OSM doesn't really do "official" :)
And that's bad. :(
I use man_made=goods_conveyer for coal and/or ore delivery. This isn't quite the same but it's close.
Cheers, Dave