- Assign a state to yourself in spreadsheet
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Open the exit number reference document for your area. Pick a highway to check and assign it on the spreadsheet
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Browse autopista to your state and click
search in map
to load the visible highways. Select the highway from the list.
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Load the route in JOSM
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Add the motorway exit reference tms layer in JOSM
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Browse along the route and check the ways on both directions at every exit location for the following:
- There is a
motorway_junction
at the start of everymotorway_link
exiting the highway red dot on the the tms layer - The
motorway_junction
has a correct exit numberref
value as per the source. Points with missingref
tags represented by a blue dot in the tms layer - The exit number on both directions are the same
- There is only one exit in a direction for every exit number
Add missing exit numbers
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Download the data and mapillary layer to locate a signboard around the blue marker in the imagery.
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Use a combination fo Mapillary, TMS layer, Department of Transportation (DoT) documents and Wikipedia to add the
ref=*
tag onhighway=motorway_junction
(stick to using Mapillary and DoT doc as primary source and move to others in case of unavailablity of information) -
If it is confirmed there is no exit number for the
motorway_junction
add another tagnoref=yes
to indicate the exit does not have an official reference number.
Look out of Highway sign boards on imagery. They may look something like this-
Places to look for-
- near a
motorway_junction
- near start of a
motorway_link
- It is not necessary that exit numbers are sequential. Yoy might find 45 after 41.
- There are some
motorway_junction
which don't have any associated exit number. Addnoref=yes
on these nodes. - In the case of discrepancy between mapillary and DoT document, look out for the recent change in exit numbers on the web. Many states changes/in a process to change the exit numbers.
- Ignore the
highway=motorway_junction
where the traffic flow is towards the motorway