Yes I know that they are one way roads, but Theklas Lysioti right now functions as a ONE WAY two lane road (both lanes are for the same direction of driving)
And yes, they didn’t change the lane divider to a dashed line but thats because it was left as is from when the road was a dual direction road. All they did on the asphalt is add a one-way arrow between the lanes indicating that they both are towards the same direction.
I don’t know if they plan to keep it as a two-lane road or if they will make it to one because there are works.
Pretty sure it should be marked as 2 lanes throughout the hyperlink and use proper lane guidance for turning left/right.
You see 1 because you’re clicking on it. When you click on undefined lane widths, the default value of 1 gets pre-populated.
I’m referring to lane widths because the count of lanes from your screenshots is only relevant for lane widths at the beginning of a segment. Lane widths are mostly relevant when there are multiple parallel segments (for example motorway exits). That said, there is no benefit for lane widths here.
Lane guidance on the other hand, is for the end a segment and the lane count there is indeed associated with the directions and the arrows. Both roads in our discussion, end at pretty standard T-junctions for which we don’t add lane guidance. Hope this helps.