Hi there. Welcome to OSM!

Could you elaboarate on these "bench marks" you've been adding?

Thanks for updating the cycle lanes in Mandaue @Eugene@CPDOMandaue.

Are bike lanes infrastructure now available on both sides of M.C. Briones? I also noticed that perhaps some sections of M.C. Briones may have been missed?

I'm excited to see the completed network, soon. :) Daghang salamat!

Thank you for the reminder. I know I already fixed this after the first comment from you, but apparently there's a bug in the plugin I use that retains and restores earlier versions.

Some examples of local cycleways which are appropriately tagged as highway=cycleway are the ones along the Laguna Lake Highway, or the new one they're putting up with the new Davao Coastal Road.

On the other hand, I believe cycleway=track may be used for those lanes that uses concrete barriers, and offer a "physical barrier" so a distinction can be made between separated, protected and segregated bike lanes.

@DP24 This bicycle lane is inherently part of the road and should be tagged as cycleway:right=lane and not highway=cycleway.

You may optionally add cycleway:right:separation:left=jersey_barrier (this tag is under proposal) .

See highway=cycleway or cycleway pages in the wiki for elaboration.

This street was incorrectly renamed as "Palasyo ni Indi".
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Thank you for helping me fix what I missed.

Ayos! Maraming salamat sa pag-ambag ng datos sa OpenStreetMap. Welcome to OSM.

Kung interesado kang makipag-kwentuhan, o kung meron kang mga katanungan, subukan mo ang mga nakalistang local community channels dito: osm.org/wiki/PH

Thank you for elaborating, @ianlopez1115. 👌

Hi Eugene. Can you elaborate the bike lane placement ?

The line representing S.B. Cabahug highway is drawn from A. Del Rosatio going to A.C. Cortes Avenue. So are you trying to say that it's on the left of the road?

This is also a one-way road, are contra-flow cycling allowed?

If that's the case, there's a typo in your tag, it should be "cycleway:left=lane" and not cycleway:left:bicycle=lane".

Also, thanks for adding the bicycle=designated tag, which indicated mandatory use of the bike lane for cyclists.

Thanks for catching this typo. Fixed my JOSM presets
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Where the attribute of a feature is unknown (in this case, its name), it's unnecessary to add "unknown" to the name tag.

In OSM, it's totally alright to leave attributes blank. Thanks for contributing to OSM.

This is a good edit. Thank you.

It is safe to remove the "fixme" tag, if you were able to resolve it, just like in this case.

You can try adding the street names in the vicinity, too. :)
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For more information, the Bicycle Wiki page in OpenStreetMap provides comprehensive information about biking-related tagging: osm.wiki/Bicycle

In this particular case, you should add the tag cycleway:right=lane to the appropropriate segments of Ouano Avenue

Hi Eugene.

Kindly refer to the highway=cycleway wiki for details about the use of this tag: osm.org/wiki/Tag:highway=cycleway

The nature of the cycleway in Mandaue doesn't make this appropriate. Please use the tags we discussed in the session yesterday.

Hi Ace! In OpenStreetMap (OSM), changeset comments give your fellow mappers some idea about the edits you made. For example, "Added a street name," or "added a building", or similar.

"ALKJNFVIHEWBFGOBQAIF" is a kinda hard to decrypt. 😅

Thank you for your awesome contributions!

Thanks for digitizing the riberbank. Next time, please consider splitting these into several parts to avoid overly-long ones that might cause potential issues when more than one people will try to edit the same riverbank, even if they're very far apart.

Thanks! Glad to know you're using Strava to improve imagery alignment.

Hi @Breithorn.

May I know what you and the rest of the #adt team is using as source for the geometry alignments you've been doing in the Philippines?