#Komoot made it easier to show drinking water POI and similar during route planning. They showcase this in their latest Newsletter. On their website, there is a section on how to add to #OpenStreetMap […]

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Also, here are the docs on the Overture Maps Buildings Layer https://docs.overturemaps.org/guides/buildings/ which has a nice example showing different data sources in one place at https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=16/32.58952/-117.04515

Today I learned that Mapillary/Facebook no longer uses the #OpenStreetMap Buildings in their OSM-based map, having switched to the Overture Buildings Dataset. Someone noticed this change in a place in Germany where the buildings differ between the maps.

#OpenStreetMap: I was wondering what an OSMCha Frontend would look like with a modern tech stack. So I took some time during my vacation to find out: https://github.com/tordans/osmcha2/issues/1. Anyone good at NextJS and eager to use a fresh OSMCha frontend? Maybe we can finish this over time…

If I ever around to do more work on the #OpenStreetMap traffic sign tool https://trafficsigns.osm-verkehrswende.org/, there will be a few fun signs from Poland to add…
* entry of horse-drawn vehicles is prohibited
* ban on the entry of multi-track bicycles
* entry with handcarts is prohibited
And b…