Not a lot of progress today. I sketched some more ideas for using the flex back end of osm2pgsql to process concurrent routs in my notebook, and I puttered about verifying that the picayune changes that I made to the shield graphics worked.
The main change there is that the highway shields are back in New
Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Saskatchewan and Alberta. (The
Canadian mappers had made wholesale changes to
the network tag to unify the processing across Canada,
and the graphics generation needed to be updated to match.)
Map of Woodstock, New Brunswick showing rendering of highway
shields. Green: primary; blue: secondary; black: tertiary; maple
leaf: Trans-Canada Highway.
There are also a lot more numbered county roads in West Virginia.
Map of the area west of Womelsdorf, West Virginia, showing that
state's distinctive numbering scheme for secondary and tertiary roads.
And suburban Suffolk County, New York has its numbered county highways
now.
Map of the area south of MacArthur Airport, showing numbered county roads
(blue pentagonal shields) rendered in a distinct style from state highways
(white shields in New York's distinctive shape).
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