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Closed ways such as pedestrian areas and other nodes such as traffic signals are not included by default, as there are good authoritative datasets for those features.
The next versions of this specification shall try to unambiguously define as many `highway=*` features as possible after a broad discussion. It could be agreed by the community to change the category of some ways according to its physical characteristics if present, or to use different definitions for different parts of the world.
"highway"="bridleway"
"highway"="construction"
"highway"="corridor"
"highway"="crossing"
"highway"="cycleway"
"highway"="footway"
"highway"="living_street"
"highway"="milestone"
"highway"="mini_roundabout"
"highway"="motorway"
"highway"="motorway_junction"
"highway"="motorway_link"
"highway"="passing_place"
"highway"="path"
"highway"="pedestrian"
"highway"="primary"
"highway"="primary_link"
"highway"="proposed"
"highway"="raceway"
"highway"="residential"
"highway"="rest_area"
"highway"="secondary"
"highway"="secondary_link"
"highway"="service"
"highway"="services"
"highway"="steps"
"highway"="tertiary"
"highway"="tertiary_link"
"highway"="track"
"highway"="trunk"
"highway"="trunk_link"
"highway"="turning_circle"
"highway"="turning_loop"
"highway"="unclassified"
#### `maxspeed=*`
The maximum legal speed for vehicles circulating on a way. It defaults to km/h without specifying the units. Can also be specified in mph or knots, adding the unit after the value with a space in between.
### Lifecycle namespace prefix
Used to identify objects that are not in their normal state of operation.
@ -210,7 +174,6 @@ Removed and no longer exists. Remains may remain.
#### `was:*=*`
The object is not this kind of feature or does not have this attribute any more.
## Data sources
YAOM feeds from an increasing variety of sources. Parts of a dataset can be filtered out for specific areas, if there is better dataset for an area that is part of the first, bigger one.
