I'm also a little confused about why the parking way around Wendy's was classified as a `driveway` rather than the previous `parking_aisle` or generic `service`, which seems inconsistent with both the wiki and the consensus its based on, and the tagging of the other similar ways in this mapping area.

Per the lede of the wiki for the former tag, https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:service%3Ddriveway , the defining feature of a `service=driveway` is it "leads toward an entrance to a specific destination", whereas the primary purpose of this way is to provide access to parking around the restaurant, and secondarily to the drive-through. Furthermore, none of three primary usage scenarios are close to either of these purposes (direct access to a house/garage carport, space for passenger pickup/dropoff, loading dock access), while it states not to use it on:

> Paths in or around a parking lot (amenity=parking) are tagged with highway=service without service=* on the entrance and exit ways, as well as any way that forms the "trunk" or perimeter of the lot, connecting multiple parking aisles (service=parking_aisle).

Likewise, the wiki page for the approved and implemented `service=parking_aisle` https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:service%3Dparking_aisle gives specific examples of restaurants with drive-throughs closely resembling this one, stating that they should be either mapped as either `parking_aisle`s or as two separate ways (as done here), one with `service=drive-through` and the other as `service=parking_aisle` (or, presumably, just `service`). It also re-iterates that higher-class ways within a parking lot that provide through connectivity (entry/exit, connect multiple parking aisles) should be tagged as just `service`, while the only relevant mentioned use case of `driveway` inside/near a parking lot is

> Primarily provides space for picking up and dropping off passengers

Given that and your evident experience, I'm curious as to the reason for the present tagging, particularly as I plan to do another pass adding and improving service ways in downtown Blacksburg.