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Logical lanes: add road type #707

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LogicalLane message was extended to support road type information from OpenDRIVE.

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What is this change?

  • An additional enum type and the respective message extension.

What does it fix?

  • Missing road type information to determine the speed limit and to easily display a road in a navigation system.

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The road type is useful since the speed limit can depend on the
underlying type of the road. It is also helpful to display a
road in a navigation system, because typically different road types are
displayed differently. The road type is added to the logical lanes,
since the road type information will come from the underlying map and
most map formats are more similar to logical lanes than to physical
lanes.

Signed-off-by: Daniel Mata <[email protected]>
@thempen thempen added the Harmonisation The Group in the ASAM development project working on harmonisation with other standards. label Feb 15, 2023
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Harmonization WG 2023/03/01: Won't adapt any changes from OpenDrive if there are still changes going on in OpenDrive (see 'Overlapping bike lane with lanes' topic).

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