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New quest: What types of vehicles can be charged here? #4003
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I think this would require a change on the charging station capacity quest. As we would probably also be interested to measure the capacity for non-car related charging stations in this case. |
I feel like we don't need a distinction between E-Scooters and bicycles, as I don't think there are any in the real world. We just want to make sure to clearly distinct between these two types of "e-scooters". One is rated as small motorcycle and one is rated more like a bike. So if the charging station is on a cycle way you cannot charge a motorcycle on it: |
How one may distinguish whether given charging station is for cars or for cars and trucks? Is it about vehicles such as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Actros182201.jpg (as indicated by |
@matkoniecz good question. I feel like there shouldn't be any distinguishing. Issue is: There's no such thing as a single tag for "general two double tracked motor vehicles which are like cars" as double_tracked_motor_vehicle=* is not widely used or got any vote-based approval. motorcar=* is used instead with a bunch of other tags, as motorcar alone doesn't even include goods=* The only option to avoid this would be to set motor_vehicle to So I guess it would better to use the documented but not-that-often used double_tracked_motor_vehicle-tag to allow or deny those vehicles. So I've seen three types of charging stations:
The questions are:
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I opened https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Talk:Tag:amenity%3Dcharging_station#trucks as it seems that it should be clarified |
Thank you for your inputs.
Motorcycles or motorcycle like scooters seem not to have different charging sockets and therefore not require separate answer - not common** ** = not found in major combinations list on taginfo, so we might omit it Conclusion: I see it possible to ask this quest with 2 (+1) possible answers only:
Option 1 and 2 can either be mutli select, or another option "both" could be there. |
What would you tag if "cannot be answered" is chosen? |
The same as for all other quests, that have this option already: nothing |
Note that quests are expected to be able to tag all reasonable cases. Not sure how many bus/hgv/scooter/etc charging stations exist and is it OK to make impossible to tag them directly. |
How is this for other quests? E.g. another type of barrier or untaggable opening hours or another material of the power pole or surface or another traffic calming or ... Regarding "how many exist"?
Please compare to the overall number of charging stations: 68.790 |
I would rather compare to more popular tag For comparison, 20 773 has So at least truck or hgv is about 1%, borderline in my opinion
If sufficiently rare then it is fine. The question is whether weird cases are 50%, 5% or 0.5% or 0.05%. |
Batteryelectric Trucks/hgv will increase the next years, the new MCS plug has been released as standard. In Germany, the first charging stations will open next year along the A2 but other companies as Daimler and Traton proposed their own high-power charging network (again, in germany). What I'm saying is that it might not be relevant currently but sooner or later. If you want to implement HGV-CS now or wait is up to you. |
To my understanding of above comments, a charging station suitable for truck & bus does only differ from one for motorcar by available space – but this additional space is also relevant for electric motorcars pulling a trailer, for motor homes which can be quite long despite not being a hgv, and possibly others. Hence, the amount of parties interested in truck/hgv/bus is far bigger than current or future electric truck/hgv/bus → IMHO, we shall include some answer for "long vehicles". |
There is no such value "for long vehicles" used / documented right now. So what are the possible unique types / values based on this? |
@NotSoImportant Could you please give a bit more details, so other may map accordingly and create an overpass query for that? 🙂 For example, take the charging station https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/10092530762 as a typical example for the often found "station on a big parking" and how to get the information whether only a short car like smart or a long car with a trailer can be charged here. Thank you 🙂 |
I'll try to find the logical thread again here. If we only have one node with The selection of the vehicle should be a multiple choice like for example the recycling quest. It must be possible to select e.g. Of course, it is possible that someone is not familiar and tags a charging station that is compatible for trucks and cars only with The I would claim that the vehicle type is logical for the broad mass of StreetComplete users, since one can easily distinguish whether a bicycle, a car or even a truck can be charged at the charging station. This can be additionally supported with pictures.
The plug quest should definitely be disabled by default, as this requires significantly more expertise. |
Since we have not been able to conclude on a good StreetComplete quest definition yet, for now I have created a first MapRoulette challenge for potential bike charging stations in Germany. Feel free to contribute, suggest changes or feedback ❤️ Long term I hope we will still find a good definition here and be able to add it to StreetComplete. |
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dcharging_station#Vehicles has now claim that just to confirm: are electric trucks able to use all car chargers if there is sufficient space for that? |
Thanks for bringing this to attention. |
Good point, I have honestly not remembered this at all (and either way it would be nice to confirm this beyond "noone removed claim from wiki page for few months") Thanks for checking this. |
@matkoniecz about electric trucks I can try help a bit: From about 2024, first heavy electric trucks will appear more on public roads while first demonstration sites (with CCS) already exist. In the beginning, trucks might be equipped with both CCS and MCS (exclusive for heavy trucks) adapters to be more flexible. With the on-going roll-out of trucks and CPs, CCS will only remain interesting for Light trucks (up to 7,5t) and MCS is likely to become standard for fast-charging of Medium and Heavy Trucks. However, overnight charging could also work off-site with smaller plugs. In the end, sites with large parking spots could end up with only one or both plugs available. There are also other ideas like on-site induction and robots, but sounds futuristic. TLDR:
Therefore, maybe the right way of asking a user is a decision tree:
or |
Uff, long thread. I really can't see a way to make this work in StreetComplete. It is not really verifiable on the ground whether a truck could use a normal (car) charging station or not. Sure, it would probably be verifiable for those charging stations at motorway rest areas that are placed in the truck parking lot - for the simple reason that they are placed at the truck parking lot. But not really for the rest. The only thing that remains would be to ask whether cars or whether only bicycles (or both) can be charged here. However, car chargers are in the vast majority, so vast that I (and IIRC StreetComplete) assume that if there is no explicit Bicycle-only chargers are so rare that I expect that if someone encounters them on a survey, he will also already add |
General
Affected tag to be modified: charging_station
Question asked: What types of vehicles can be charged here?
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Checklist for quest suggestions (see guidelines):
Reasonability
around germany [overpass] (world wide [taginfo]):
see examples for bicycle charging stations on the German wiki page
Ideas for implementation
Element selection:
Proposed UI:
(multi select possible)
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