Hey guys,

Maybe the wrong place to post as it could be an OsmAnd routing problem. But just in case it's an OSM problem:

Right here: https://www.openstreetmap.org/... Is an off ramp into a regular street. However when going from the off ramp I get routed onto the BUS lane rather than going straight through:

Green line is expected but it takes me along the red line, which is a right onto a different street, then left onto a bus lane then onto the road I want.

Thanks guys

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RoToRa 3 points 3 years ago

Can you give more information on the exact location and route? For the life of me I can't match your OsmAnd screenshot to the OSM online map. I can identify Newcastle St and the #60 highway, but I, for example, can't see where the dark green road is.

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beppi 2 points 3 years ago

For some reason I can't attach a picture, so I'll try and describe it. If you can find those two roads, then they should just be at the intersection,but you may need to zoom in quite a bit, it's a very small bus road that comes from somewhere in between the #2 on and off ramp. #2 raps are the red ones in the screenshot

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RoToRa 1 point 3 years ago

Ah, ok, got it now. I couldn't zoom in enough on the map itself, I had to go into the editor.

However that bus lane seems to be tagged correctly, so OsmAnd should never be routing over it. I tried it on my phone and it routed correctly.

I can only suggest to post in a more official community such as Github Discussions. Try making a screen shot of OsmAnd actually routing along there. Also add following link to the bus lane: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/706585631

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