Hello,

I understand you are doing armchair mapping without knowing the local situation of countries you are changing.

We have said this several times to the owners of the numerous Bolt accounts who are editing here.  Please make sure to spread the word with other Bolt employees, we are growing tired of repeating the same information and having to clean up the same mistakes endlessly.

The country here is Belgium.  We have laws that stipulate that a one-way street can have an exemption for other modes of transport, sometimes for cyclists, sometimes for buses, or taxis, or light motorcycles…  Every street is different and the road signs at the entrance of every street are the ultimate reference for this.

Here is a recent picture from Mapillary.
https://www.mapillary.com/app/?pKey=548889413657423

The red sign is very clear to understand, it means no entry for cars.
There is an additional white sign underneath.  This says "except for bicycles".
In this street, cyclists may ride in both directions.
We add "oneway:bicycle=no" in such a case.

Adding oneway=yes without the expections would imply it is one-way for everyone, and it will prevent correct cycle routing in this area.
As a local community of mappers, we feel it is important to never forget those details.  We do not build a map just for cars, we build a map for everyone.

I fixed this one, you don’t have to do it.

Happy mapping.