Paul's Bike Law Book
1
Introduction
1.1
Disclaimer
Public Rights of Way
2
Existing Public Rights of Way
2.1
Disclaimer
2.2
Introduction
2.2.1
Planning Permission
2.3
Definitions
2.4
Ownership of the Highway by the Highway Authority
2.4.1
Highway Depths
2.4.2
Highway Widths
2.5
Publically Maintainable
2.6
Duty to Maintain
2.7
Standard of Maintenance by the Highway Authority
2.7.1
Complaints of Failure to Repair
2.7.2
Damages for Breach of Duty
2.8
Powers to Maintain
2.9
Powers to Improve
2.10
Obstructions
2.11
Remedies for Damage caused by Third Parties
2.12
Obligations of Neighbouring Landowners
2.13
Possible Reforms
3
Creation of New Rights of Way
3.1
Introduction
3.2
Statutory Orders for New Paths
3.3
Creation of New Paths by Agreement
3.4
Conversion of Footpaths to Cycle Tracks
3.5
Dedication
3.6
Express Common Law Dediction
3.7
Implied Dedication by Common Law
3.8
Implied Dedication by Statute
3.9
Recognition of Highways
4
Planning
4.1
Highway
4.2
On Site
4.3
Off Site
5
Bike Laws
5.1
What is a bicycle?
5.2
Bells
5.3
Brakes
5.4
Passengers
5.5
Cycling on the Pavement
5.6
Dangerous Cycling
6
References
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