[115A Scope of Part VIIA]
Highways Act 1980 (1980 c 66) | Legislation

[Part VIIA Provision of Amenities on Certain Highways]

[115A  Scope of Part VIIA]

[[(1)     This part of this Act applies—

(a)     to a highway in relation to which a pedestrian planning order is in force;

[(aa)     to a restricted byway;]

(b)     to a bridleway;

(c)     to a footpath (including a walkway as defined in section 35(2) above);

(d)     to a footway;

(e)     to a subway constructed under section 69 above;]

(f)     to a footbridge constructed under section 70 above;

(g)     to a highway of a description not mentioned in any of the preceding paragraphs of this definition whose use by vehicular traffic is prohibited by a traffic order but whose use by other traffic is not prohibited or restricted or regulated by such an order; and

(h)     to a local Act walkway.

(2)     In this Part of this Act—

“local Act walkway” means a way or place which

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