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Footpath Right Of Way.

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flobadob | 18:53 Mon 26th Feb 2018 | Law
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Is there such thing as right of way when a house or business entrance passes over a footpath? Should the vehicle let the pedestrian cross over the footpath or should the pedestrian stop to let the vehicle progress in or out?
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Pedestrian takes priority.
18:55 Mon 26th Feb 2018
Avatar Image TheChair
Surprised you need to ask. There's a reason it's called a footpath.
21:06 Mon 26th Feb 2018
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It's good manners to let the pedestrian go.
07:15 Tue 27th Feb 2018
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If it's marked on an Ordnance Survey map as a footpath, pedestrian have right of way.
07:22 Tue 27th Feb 2018

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