Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006
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66 Restriction on creation of new public rights of way
(1) No public right of way for mechanically propelled vehicles is created after commencement unless it is— (a) created (by an enactment or instrument or otherwise) on terms that expressly provide for it to be a right of way for such vehicles, or (b) created by the construction, in exercise of powers conferred by virtue of any enactment, of a road intended to be used by such vehicles. (2) For the purposes of the creation after commencement of any other public right of way, use (whenever occurring) of a way by mechanically propelled vehicles is to be disregarded.
66 Restriction on creation of new public rights of way
(1) No public right of way for mechanically propelled vehicles is created after commencement unless it is— (a) created (by an enactment or instrument or otherwise) on terms that expressly provide for it to be a right of way for such vehicles, or (b) created by the construction, in exercise of powers conferred by virtue of any enactment, of a road intended to be used by such vehicles. (2) For the purposes of the creation after commencement of any other public right of way, use (whenever occurring) of a way by mechanically propelled vehicles is to be disregarded.
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