I've already reverted this srividya_c. See my comment above yours.

Changeset reverted to repair damage to USA road. Reverted in changeset/39929466. changeset/39929466

Please be more careful editing. I don't know how you're dragging nodes from the USA all the way over to France. This time, you did get lucky as it seems this node wasn't attached to any way, thus, no need to revert to fix any road or other item.

Anyways, Changeset reverted to repair damage to USA road. Reverted in changeset/39929331. changeset/39929331

This isn't the first time this has happened with this user. No sure how he's dragging USA nodes all the way over to France and not noticing it right away before upload to the database.

Changeset reverted to repair damage to USA road. Reverted in changeset/39929331. changeset/39929331

I personally had not been counting it in the 'lanes' tag in the past. But I'm thinking with the addition of the 'lanes:both_ways" & "turn:lanes:both_ways=left" tags, it might be for the best on any 'centre_turn_lane' segment.

I would also add in the 'centre_turn_lane=yes' tag on the way that needs it. ;)

I meant "PA", not "NJ".

abbafei, I honestly doubt PennDOT upped the speed limit between Exits #33 & #34 going NB to 70. That's still a bad downhill there into a flyover ramp. Plus, in that link you have as your source, it says for that section '33 miles', which to me, indicates it really starts at US-40's interchange (Exit #33). Have you field checked this?

Please stop adding what the item is to the 'name' tag. It's for what the item is officially named. With this footpath, all that is necessary is the 'highway=footpath' tag. Nothing else unless it has an official name that it's called.

Welcome to OSM. Is this the official name for the baseball field? The name tag is only for official names. If you don't know the official name for this field, then please leave the 'name' tag blank, as the other two tags you added are enough for it.

Welcome to OSM. Is this the official name for the baseball field? The name tag is only for official names. If you don't know the official name for this field, then please leave the 'name' tag blank, as the other two tags you added are enough for it.

Welcome to OSM. Is this the official name for the baseball field? The name tag is only for official names. If you don't know the official name for this field, then please leave the 'name' tag blank, as the other two tags you added are enough for it.

Welcome to OSM. Is this the official name for the baseball field? The name tag is only for official names. If you don't know the official name for this field, then please leave the 'name' tag blank, as the other two tags you added are enough for it.

Welcome to OSM. Is this the official name for the baseball field? The name tag is only for official names. If you don't know the official name for this field, then please leave the 'name' tag blank, as the other two tags you added are enough for it.

Welcome to OSM. Is this the official name for that tunnel? The name tag is only for official names. If this tunnel doesn't have a name, then that tag should be left blank.

I know this is a really old changeset, but I just wanted you to know that this changeset is being reverted. This is not part of US-421 anymore (not since 2009). It was moved onto I-85 and I-73 to bypass downtown to then connect with I-40. This has been reverted in changeset/39289101. - changeset/39289101

Is it possible that you could try to keep these types of changesets limited to one continent or even smaller areas? It makes it sometimes impossible for local mappers to double check if your changes are correct since the OSM RSS feeds give any changeset that has a bounding box that enters a smaller area that a user may be watching, even if there aren't any changes done inside said small area. Would make it easier for me to double check my local area when changes are truly done here in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA area. Thanks again! :)

Is it possible that you could try to keep these types of changesets limited to one state or even smaller areas? It makes it sometimes impossible for local mappers to double check if your changes are correct since the OSM RSS feeds give any changeset that has a bounding box that enters a smaller area that a user may be watching, even if there aren't any changes done inside said small area. Would make it easier for me to double check my local area when changes are truly done here in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA area. Thanks again! :)