Ways tagged with cycleway=* should not override the highway-style

[mok0]

It gives a lot of extra work when working with cycleways, that ways tagged with cycleway=* are not immediately visible in a distinctive way JOSM's display. Consequently, mappers tend to use parallel ways tagged "highway=cycleway", even in places where this is not warranted.

[ramilehti]

cycleway=lane must not override the more important highway=residential. It makes looking for residential roads among pure cycleways and residential roads with cycleway lanes a BIG headache.

Maybe some sort of striping or something of that nature is called for.

[anonymous]

Ticket #4069 has been marked as a duplicate of this ticket.

[anonymous]

Ticket #4078 has been marked as a duplicate of this ticket.

[skyper]

Replying to anonymous:

Ticket #4078 has been marked as a duplicate of this ticket.

Style also superseeds highway=crossing and highway=traffic_signals when tag with foot=designated or bicycle=designated
-> same bug ?

[bastiK]

It is a different issue. Please open a new ticket and describe in detail what priority order you would expect on what elements. (You can also try to modify elemstyles.xml directly, if you feel like it...)

[bastiK]

(In [2562]) fix #3978 - Ways tagged with cycleway=* should not override the highway-style

[bastiK]

examples for the modified style : see upper left

[bastiK]

Changed the bicycle color a little from pink to purple, to better fit the secondary and tertiary highways.

I also tried to paint "highway=path & bicycle=designated" like a cycleway, but it seems to be impossible in the current setup.

[stoecker]

bastiK: It is possible to do "combined" checks. You need to add multiple conditions (they are always handled as AND).

[bastiK]

(In [2829]) draw the combinations highway=path, bicycle=designated & foot=designated correctly (see #3978)