The difficulty to control when you have a shaky hand is a very good reason to go for an old style static map. This would help accessibility of the map to disabled people.

Current browsers should be able to print the slippy map. (I was doing this recently well).

Now, I’m green about OSM. What’s the quickest way to get your cycle data onto it? What’s the quickest way to contribute more roads and routes to the map? (I have no GPS just now.)

It’d also be good to be able to generate fixed images to print easily in ride guides and so on.

Also, a map key would be helpful (or making it more obvious if there is one).

Thanks, MJR

Also, where it’s a regional route but the old “route=ncn” hasn’t been removed from the route yet it shows up as if it were national route when it isn’t being explicitly rendered as a regional route. That’s probably a case of me needing to fix the tagging rather than the rendering being altered though…

I’m specifically making the note between other cycle routes and footpaths, since footpaths are generally narrower than cycle paths, and your more likely to need to go slower due to pedestrians and they are narrower and windier. For the cycle routes, you can denote whether they are on road or off-road through some form of dash or highlight.

Might have to think about the colour scheme though, since I’ve set up both rcn and lcn to use blue.