When I get the Internal Server Error more than 1 or two times when trying to complete something and I've already double-checked that what I'm trying to do is legitimate, I will click the permalink link at the bottom which refreshes my window. Then I reattempt what I was doing and it magically works.

Sorry, I thought I replied yesterday but it actually never got posted. I disconnected the ramp from its current junction and then changed the road geometry to meet the lower junction. This worked and the ramp now terminates at the same place as the other ramp.

I think we're good now, the connectivity now shows the turns off of that ramp.

This error happens to me sometimes - usually randomly.

However, in this case it looks like you're trying to take that upper ramp and make it connect to the same junction the lower ramp connects to. In that case, you can't just change the geometry to do that. You must disconnect the upper ramp from its junction, and then connect it to the lower ramp's junction.

Not sure if that's what is causing your error, but it may be.

Psikic wrote:Sorry, I thought I replied yesterday but it actually never got posted. I disconnected the ramp from its current junction and then changed the road geometry to meet the lower junction. This worked and the ramp now terminates at the same place as the other ramp.

Did you reconnect the ramp to that second junction, though? Changing the geometry won't be enough, it won't route you through there if the ramp is not connected to the junction.

Glad we were able to help.

Looks good to me!

I think unwallflower is right. When you try to move the ramp down to that other node, the short road segment between where the road is and where you want it to be is moved also and would have to be incredibly small or non-existent. The server is probably choking on trying to make that segment small enough to do what you want.