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The subway under construction is more visible than the finished one (which is mistagged, it's not finished in reality...)
This is a very minor issue, imho.
But could we use the construction=* key to make a difference between the type of railway that is being constructed? We do make that difference with highways - and there it does make sense, while it could be too much for railways I believe.
So maybe it would suffice to make all railway=construction the same grey as railway=subway or even lighter? Then above-ground railway construction would be less visible, but that's OK for me for this style.
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At this node https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/1712550942 a way with
railway=construction
construction=subway
splits away from a way with
railway=subway
The subway under construction is more visible than the finished one (which is mistagged, it's not finished in reality...)
This is a very minor issue, imho.
But could we use the construction=* key to make a difference between the type of railway that is being constructed? We do make that difference with highways - and there it does make sense, while it could be too much for railways I believe.
So maybe it would suffice to make all railway=construction the same grey as railway=subway or even lighter? Then above-ground railway construction would be less visible, but that's OK for me for this style.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: