Rights of way in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
You can walk on all public rights of way. Some public rights of way are also open to horse riders, cyclists or motorists. You can use:
Category «Transport and communications»
Roads and Lanes
In the intricate tapestry of local communities, a network of pathways—from roads to footpaths—each tells a story of human movement and connection. These conduits have historically facilitated trade, communication, and exploration, embodying the lifeblood of civilization. However, as economic winds shift and fossil fuel resources diminish, these pathways stand at the cusp of a significant …
Contrasting the Static and Dynamic views of Highway Networks links to Urban Development
Highway networks serve as vital arteries connecting urban centres, shaping the landscapes they traverse and influencing the development patterns of the regions they serve. However, amidst economic contraction, the perception of these networks undergoes a shift, with both static and dynamic viewpoints adapting to reflect the changing socio-economic landscape. From a static standpoint, highways are …
Trams and Trains
As the global economy grapples with the twin challenges of economic contraction and diminishing fossil fuel energy availability, the role of public transportation systems, particularly trams and trains, has come into sharp focus. Long considered sustainable alternatives to individual car ownership, trams and trains offer a lifeline for communities striving to reduce their carbon footprint …
Local Walking and Cycling
Rights of Way—Footpaths and bicycle paths are sustainable and resilient solutions to formal (shopping) and informal (rambling) ways to get around local areas. They are obvious solutions to mobility in an era of shrinking economies and dwindling fossil fuel energy availability. Walking and cycling are inherently low-carbon modes of transportation that require minimal infrastructure and …
Electric Vehicles (EVs)
Electric Vehicles in a Shrinking Economy and Diminishing Fossil Fuel Reserves In a world facing the dual challenges of a shrinking economy and declining availability of fossil fuel resources, the role of electric vehicles (EVs) emerges as a crucial component in the quest for sustainability and resilience. As societies grapple with the implications of finite …