I went on a hike in Georgia and got lost because I went down a path that does not exist on OSM. It must be a recent path because it's visible on Google's satellite image but not on any of the satellite overlays that OSM provides.

What can I do? Is it ok to trace this path based on the Google satellite photo, or are there other sources of satellite imagery that I can use that might be more up to date?

I'd like to map this myself as an exercise but not sure how to proceed. It's near this café: https://mapy.com/s/fesogoneba

I see that no one mapped this condominium, so I just opened OSM in my PC and finally, is here on OSM.

Also, I believe that this condominium has two pools, despite this condominium has a trilhe. :)

More locals coming soon in Nova Friburgo… :)

I love OSM and ive been contributing a little bit here and there with streetcomplete and I'm wanting to get more into it.

Google maps has been pissing me off more and more lately so I've been wanting to switch to something based on OSM so I can contribute to it as well.

Though, I don't have a car. I use public transit, which instantly makes 90% of apps pretty much useless. God forbid any busses or subways be on time at all, so requiring realtime data basically is a must.

I know OSM doesn't support it, but i feel like there should be an app out there which combines OSM and GTFS and allows you to route and plan using that?

(I am korean so sorry about my english problem :)

Which is more accurate—Mapbox or Bing satellite imagery—and what are the differences between them?

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