Adapt vehicle types from openx harmonization #863
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This PR aims to adapt the vehicle type definitions and descriptions that are defined by the OpenX Traffic Participants Specification.
I also replaced the old meaningless ("Vehicle is a car") descriptions with the ones of the OpenX specification.
@yash-shah-asam Could you check if there is a permalink to the OpenX specification, I could use? I think it would be reasonable to include a permalink to the specification and somehow signify that OSI tries to adhere to these definitions.
I think there a still some issues open for discussion:
TYPE_DELIVERY_VAN
which should probably be deprecated (as it contains a role). I added the preferred aliasTYPE_VAN
.TYPE_MOTORBIKE
contradicts the naming in the OpenX specification ("Motorcycle"). I added an alias. I'm not sure if we should deprecateTYPE_MOTORBIKE
or just keep both.TYPE_MICROMOBILITY_DEVICE
which includes stand-up scooters but OSI already defines the typeTYPE_STANDUP_SCOOTER
. Should it be deprecated? It seems like an issue that in the description of micro-mobility devices the stand-up scooter is even mentioned as an example.Apart from these issues, the changes are relatively straightforward and don't contradict the current OSI definitions from my point of view.
@jakobkaths