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Add translatable strings to traffic_calming type field #699

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Add translatable strings to traffic_calming type field
kjonosm Dec 21, 2022
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Update data/fields/traffic_calming.json
kjonosm Dec 22, 2022
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omit value `choked_island` for now
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Add translatable strings to traffic_calming type field
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kjonosm authored Dec 21, 2022
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"hump",
"speed",
"slow"
]
],
"strings": {
"options": {
"bumb": "Speed Bump",
"chicane": "Traffic Chicane",
"choker": "Traffic Choker",
"choked_island": "Choked Traffic Island",
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Usage for this value is currently pretty low (73 occurrences as of today).

At first glance, the wording of this value could also be slightly confusing as (almost) every traffic island is inherently also a choke point, as the road lanes need to make space for the width of the traffic island. 🤔

I've looked through a sample of places where this tag is currently used, and only found one place which I would classify as a valid use of this tag value (node 7183898498, which is also the example used to illustrate this on the OSM wiki). All other examples I found were either misclassified regular choke points or regular traffic islands: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.

I'd say it's probably better to omit this value for now.

"choked_table": "Choked Speed Table",
"cushion": "Speed Chushion",
"dip": "Dip",
"double_dip": "Double Dip",
"hump": "Speed Hump",
"island": "Traffic Island",
"mini_bumps": "Mini Speed Bumps",
"rumble_strip": "Rumble Strip",
"table": "Speed Table"
}
}
}