Key:destination:arrow

In the case one lane of a road leads to various directions (e.g. straight through and right) it's not sufficient to tag a destination to this lane, but the direction of the destination is needed as well.

Examples

without lanes

For example, there is a lane with marked options to follow through- and right-direction (turn=through;right) and there are three destinations, e.g. "a-town" and "b-village" could be reached faster when following through-direction and for "c-city" it's recommended to follow right-direction (destination=a-town;b-village;c-city), than the arrow tagging help's like this:
destination:arrow=through;through;right

lanes=1
turn=through;right
destination=a-town;b-village;c-city
destination:arrow=through;through;right

with lanes

Analog there are examples having more than one lane, e.g.:

lanes=2
turn:lanes=left|through;right
destination:lanes=h-hamlet|a-town;b-village;c-city
destination:arrow:lanes=left|through;through;right

based on picture

Illustration based on traffic sign (Interchange Advance Guide Signs)

Photo	Tags
	lanes=3 turn:lanes=through|through;slight_right|slight_right destination:lanes=Annapolis|Annapolis;Mitchellville|Mitchellville destination:arrow:lanes=through|through;slight_right|slight_right
	lanes=3 turn:lanes=slight_left|slight_left;through|through destination:lanes=Brno;Poysdorf;Mistelbach|Brno;Poysdorf;Mistelbach;Graz;Wien|Graz;Wien destination:arrow:lanes=slight_left;slight_left;slight_left|slight_left;slight_left;slight_left;through;through|through;through

Validators

• OSM Lane Visualizer
• OSM Destination Signs (Map)
• OSM Destination Signs Sandbox

Distribution / Taginfo

destination:arrow=*	destination:arrow:forward=*	destination:arrow:backward=*
destination:arrow:lanes=*	destination:arrow:lanes:forward=*	destination:arrow:lanes:backward=*

See also

• destination=* - Destination when following a linear feature