Hello Ky_AT,

thanks for explaining your approach. 

1. pictures from 2023 - Are you serious? They are over 6 months old and therefore not recent enough to provide a reliable basis for such decisions.
   
2. GPS traces - We definitely measure traffic there.

3. lack of understanding - For me it is completely incomprehensible why such a measure is carried out in this way. If you are not sure, it would be better to put a notice in the relevant place instead of directly marking a barrier.

4. road photos - If you do have road photos, could you please share them?

5. wiki article - The wiki article says: "A barrier to restrict access to a path or close off an area. Usually marked in warning colours and firmly fixed to the ground. Similar ones are used temporarily for short-term roadworks. Please do not map these if they will only be in place for a short period of time." The barrier you describe is not firmly anchored in the ground, so it should not be mapped.

6. current condition - The road is definitely no longer closed. The driveway is passable from all directions.

I would be grateful if you could take this into account in future.
Do you do this often?
Does everyone in your team use this procedure?