text: First, please stop inferring turn restrictions from GPS tracks in woods or farmlands.
  There are no turn restriction between any two forestry or farmland tracks in this region (only case where a turn restriction of a woods or farmland track may exist is if such a track joins a "regular" street of OSM class unclassified or higher which is not the case here).
  
  Most of the GPS tracks in woods and famlands are from bicycle rides, walking or hiking. If they seem to follow a certain direction the only conclusion you may arrive at is, that this is most likely a popular bike, walking, jogging or hiking route but it does not imply a turn restriction.
  
  More importantly, if you have only a few  GPS track turning in a certain direction (only a SINGLE GPS track is visible here on the linked site) you can also not use that as a clue of any turn restriction! 
  