2.2.5. Change the map type

Standard building color-coding. Color-codes buildings by type:

Building color-coding by condition. Color-codes buildings according to the condition they are in (standard, under construction, demolished, abandoned):

Building color-coding by height. Color-codes buildings according to their height:

Standard infrastructure type. Traffic lights and speed cameras only display on large-scale maps (18 and higher); they won't display on small-scale maps (18 or less):

Traffic lights at small scale. Displays traffic lights not only on large-scale maps, but on small-scale ones (less than 18) as well:

Cameras at small scale. Displays speed cameras not only on large-scale maps, but on small-scale ones (less than 18) as well:

Standard road color-coding. Roads above class 4 are color-coded (whereas roads of class 1-4 are represented using the same color).

Road color-coding by speed limit. Color-codes roads according to speed limit:

Speed limit ranges are color-coded (a specific speed limit is specified for each section of road):

Road color-coding by speed limit	Speed limits km/h
	not indicated
	5—20
	25—55
	60
	65—85
	90
	95—105
	110—130
	more than 130

Road color-coding by speed limit	Speed limits km/h
	not indicated
	5—20
	25—55
	60
	65—85
	90
	95—105
	110—130
	more than 130

Pedestrian access. Roads that are inaccessible to pedestrians are light blue, accessible ones are green, walking and bike paths (class 10) are yellow, pedestrian crosswalks (class 10, design features: pedestrian crosswalk) are orange:

Accessibility on public transport. Roads of class 1 that include a public transport accessibility attribute are green (and if there is a section of road with a public transport lane going in the opposite direction, it is represented as a dotted line). Class 10 roads and class 7 pedestrian lanes (i.e. those that are inaccessible to public transport) are white. Class 1 roads inaccessible to public transport are red (it's worth checking these sections):

Color-coding by road type. Color-codes roads of various classes so that users can visually determine how different parts of the road network are connected.

Functional class	Standard road color-coding	Road color-coding by class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Under construction Roads

Functional class	Standard road color-coding	Road color-coding by class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Under construction Roads

Color-coding by road level. Displays sections of road that begin and end on different levels using different colors.

Sections that are of a uniform level are represented using solid lines. Dotted lines represent road sections that go up or down, the arrows of the line are directed from the lowest to the highest level of the road section:

Road color-coding by design features. Roads are color-coded based on their design features:

Design features	On the map
None — yellow-orange:
Two carriageways — orange:
Circular road — purple:
Exit — pink:
Frontage road — red:
U-turn — yellow:
Pedestrian crosswalk — white:

Design features	On the map
None — yellow-orange:
Two carriageways — orange:
Circular road — purple:
Exit — pink:
Frontage road — red:
U-turn — yellow:
Pedestrian crosswalk — white:

Road color-coding by structure type. Displays sections of road made up of different types of structures (bridges, tunnels, stairs, ferry crossings, and ford crossings) using different colors.

Design features	On the map
Bridges — orange:
Tunnels — green:
Stairs — dotted line, standard color-coding:
Ferry crossing — blue dotted line:
Ford crossing — blue dotted line (small):

Design features	On the map
Bridges — orange:
Tunnels — green:
Stairs — dotted line, standard color-coding:
Ferry crossing — blue dotted line:
Ford crossing — blue dotted line (small):

Road color-coding by pavement status. Sections of a road that are paved are orange and those without a surface are red.

Color-coding roads under construction.

All roads under construction (except for class 10 roads) are class 7. Class 10 roads under construction (pedestrian) will still be class 10.

Orange represents road sections whose class was entered correctly; purple represents incorrectly categorized roads:

Standard parking. Displays Parking using one standard icon:

Parking by type. Displays Parking types using different icon colors (paid parking is red, residential — green, all others — blue):

Standard transit stops. Only displays stops on large-scale maps (18 and higher); they won't display on small-scale maps (less than 18):

Stops at small scale. Not only displays stops on large-scale maps, but on small-scale ones (less than 18) as well:

Standard location color-coding

Designates locations on the map using the following icons:

Link to Yandex Business Directory

Organizations (Locations) at maps scale of 17 or more are represented using icons with borders. On the drawing to the left: the blue border represents an organization with a listing in the Yandex Business Directory (green arrows), the red border — organizations with no listings (blue arrows).

On map scales of 16 or lower, organizations that don't have listings in the Yandex Business Directory are represented by red circles (the drawing on the right):