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That really depends what you plan to use where. Roads and foot navigation is generally quite good, POIs is good to use in large cities. Where do you see OSM dat
by habi 3y ago
That really depends what you plan to use where.
Roads and foot navigation is generally quite good, POIs is good to use in large cities.
Where do you see OSM data lacking?
- 7e 3y agoNope. It took three years to update a tunnel in my local area. Even now, other streets I've sampled which less than ten years old are wrong. What you're saying is that government data is good, which OpenStreetMap has taken. But that data doesn't update very frequently.
- Doctor_Fegg 3y ago> It took three years to update a tunnel in my local area. The idea is that you can update it yourself?