Buses that exit the slip lane at the bus stop opposite Gipps St/Kemp Pl continue onto the slip lane (where the turn restiction is) due to the traffic signal setup at the previous intersection, then go into each of the seperate lanes. Buses that continue along Ann Street go when the main through traffic on Ann Street has a green signal. The traffic that is continuing onto Queen Street waits for a green signal where all the other traffic on Ann Street has a red so they are able to safely get from one side of the street to the other without causing a crash or similar.

It's a bit of an interesting but smart layout they have there

Emu Mountain Road should be classified as motorway as there are motorway restrictions between Walter Hay Drive and Sunshine Motorway

Hi, these place tags were tagged as villages based on popular perception rather than population as per the Australian Tagging Guidelines:
osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features#Places

Hi, I am reverting changes that you made to the Logisitcs Bay where the new layout came into effect in May 2024 however not yet visible on areial images. Please contact me if there is any concerns.

changeset/152435086

The restriction is to indicate it is a u-turn restriction. It is mapped like this to reduce confusion among mappers and software routers.

It has been fixed. Forgot to add it in originally

Why did you remove bus route 688? It is a separate bus route number to 689.

Hello, this road is not fully a motorway standard road to be tagged as motorway, the more correct tagging of these roads would be as primary as previously tagged.

Hello, this road is not fully a motorway standard road to be tagged as motorway, the more correct tagging of these roads would be as trunk as previously tagged.

Hello, this road is not fully a motorway standard road to be tagged as motorway, the more correct tagging of these roads would be as trunk as previously tagged.

The use of MBRC development application as a source is not allowed as it uses CC BY 4.0 data. A waiver is required to use it however none exist for MBRC.

The roads within Dakabin Crossing are publicly accessible. Is there a reason why they are tagged as access=private?

I have edited them already in changsets 128465894 and 128470133 to most locations, the remaining locations can be reverted to however you believe is suitable.

Your recent edits to train stations do not meet tagging guidelines for railway stations. All railway stations have had the word "station" added which do not meet railway station tagging guidelines as stated here: railway=station#Things_to_avoid

Locations of railway station have also been moved from previous data where the node or area was more accurately placed.

These should be removed. They act out like a normal traffic island found in most of Australia however as stated earlier, these were designed as a traffic calming device however the council realised it was not suitable to introduce it elsewhere on the Redcliffe Peninsula and since not all been removed, the intersection has no turn restrictions just like a normal intersection.

The restrictions that you have placed are incorrect. The islands were put in place as a traffic calming idea during the City of Redcliffe council times before 2008 where they figured out that it was not a viable idea. Since then, the Moreton Bay Regional Council have not removed them. You are legally allowed to turn any way.

Welcome to OpenStreetMap. I would like to make you aware that each changeset should be made in one country or one city to reduce the size of the changeset. You can find further information in the below link:
osm.wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Realignments around Sunshine Coast Airport, not Sippy Downs.

Welcome to OSM! Looking at your edit, it is perfectly fine. If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to contact me! Have fun mapping!

Please do not name paths by the date that you edited as seen in the way #1079754148. There is no speed limit on this path and is not located on the Gold Coast as stated in the comment of the changeset.