Please mind the placement tags as well, placement=* tags indicate where on the roadway the way tag is landing along it. placement=transition indicates where a lane is departing from the start of the gore painted on the road (like, literally next to it) and ends at the start of the ramp. Also looks like some turn lanes on the approach to exit 23 was wiped out.

If you're working on lanes, id is probably not a good editor right now due to the lack of visualization for this information, which is consumed by navigation systems.

Is exit 23 really one lane now?

Please pay attention to the placement=* tags and other lane tagging; you moved some ramps so the lanes no longer line up properly.

This changeset has been reverted fully or in part by changeset/81892011 where the changeset comment is: Backing out of edit that largely ignored lane tagging, tunnel versus bridge, and other difficult to resolve, significant reductions in level of detail.

This changeset has been reverted fully or in part by changeset/81891682 where the changeset comment is: Backing out of edit that largely ignored lane tagging, tunnel versus bridge, and other difficult to resolve, significant reductions in level of detail.

This changeset has been reverted fully or in part by changeset/81891227 where the changeset comment is: Backing out of edit that largely ignored lane tagging, tunnel versus bridge, and other difficult to resolve, significant reductions in level of detail.

This changeset has been reverted fully or in part by changeset/81803899 where the changeset comment is: Multiple ramps changed without regard to geometry, lane placement or lane tagging.

Looks like you extended the onramp from MacArthur Boulevard *well* past the end of the ramp. Please pay attention to lane tagging and placement=transition tags.

Yup, fortunately a nonroutable error at least. Not sure how I managed to pull that one off without noticing.

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Thanks buddy!

Please use caution regarding lane tagging, the placement=transition segments intentionally start at the painted gore and end at the physical gore to assist in lane guidance.

Just a heads up, please pay attention to placement=* tags, these indicate where the line falls on the roadway to help provide lane guidance.

Just a heads up to watch out for placement=* tags, this indicates where on the road the line on the map falls so automated systems can help give the best lane guidance.

Just a heads up, you have made some edits along I 405 Northbound that don't exactly jive with what's on the ground. Please pay special attention to placement=* other lane tagging, particularly where ramps join and leave the main roadway. The segment tagged placement=transition takes you from the physical gore to the end of the painted gore.

You also ignored the placement=middle_of:1 tagging by moving the ramp to the ramp centerline, this is also wrong. The placement tagging handles the offset.

You extended ramp 26B *well* past the end of the ramp. Please don't do this, transition and lane change restrictions should be mapped in the lane tagging.

Please use caution when editing ramps, you messed up the transition on Exit 26A. Lane change restrictions are mapped.

Please use caution when editing ways, your edit screwed up the lane tagging on the onramp.

Oh, the Parkway thing is another factor, a lot of the earliest motorways in America were Parkways, and intentionally built with low overpasses. A pretty dark time in highway history for America...

Minor clarification for rickmastfan67... a lot of misnamed roads that call themselves Expressways but are really freeways. Expressways have at grade crossings, and they can also have grade-separated crossings. Freeways only have grade-separated.