Map is not about aesthetic, but provides accurate geographic information, in fact, there are many objects which OSM standard layers doesn't to renders (include railway switches, railway signals, building:part=* objects, water wells, or more), if the map have enough detailed geographic information, clutter is inevitable, and anyone if consider driveways or someone type of objects feel clutter which hard to use, they can use or design the map rendering engine to not to render such objects, when editing, use object filter or download only certain kind of objects to avoid clutter.

Thank to the high resolution of aerial imagery and precisely position in the USA, there are no concern of misaligned between different kinds of objects which happen frequent in other countries (e.g. building that span over the roads even water areas), beside driveways mapping, I have done a lot of work to realign the road as some roads even being offset too far that exceed roadside in the aerial imagery, or other aligning issues.