Lanes Beds/Herts/Bucks ???

Hi Guys

I have managed to completely confuse myself :oops:

being fair its doesnt take much lol

Have been looking over my os maps and have found quite a few byways around the area but now i'm reading through the green lane code and other articles and getting myself confused as to which are open to be driven.

Any help greatly appreciated

forgot to say i have os explorer maps 182 - st albans, hatfield, hemel & Welwyn GC & 193 - Luton, stevenage hitchin & amphtill

look here for map & rights of way officer phone numbers

http://www.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk/i ... -25410.pdf

list of ROW closed lanes

http://www.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk/c ... sures.aspx

ooh another local hello

Thanks will have a look at them

all of them can be driven ;-)

lol

im going out today to do the sharpenhoe lane, if you wanna tag along, will prob go from there to the hitchen whitwell and gt offley lanes !!!

i think sharpenhoe lane is a boat open from april till october

i think beside the parking/picnic area the sharpenhoe clappers are a no go area to motor vehicles :drink:

hi ya all

MUD LOVER i have to agree with gregster as far as the lanes ar concerned,ye its great to get all exited and get of road in your new truck, but green lane and public by ways have rules and regs the same as normal road use, it only takes a few irresponsible 4x4 drivers, to close the lanes for every one, soory if i have miss read your post but to me it read that you could drive any lane ..................pete

chillout guys,
lol

the sharpenhoe lane (harligton) was open 1st of may, we went down on 2nd and omg STRONGLY NOT ADVISABLE, this lane is extreme and should only be attempted by the pro's , all three of us got stuck 5hours to get out of the lane and we only managed to go half way we couldnt complete it,

a reply i had by email from central beds ROW officer
As explained, most of the byways in Central Bedfordshire have been permanently closed by Traffic Regulation Order for some time and there is very little political and local support to change this. Traffic Regulation orders do not affect any private rights of access landowners may have and only relate to members of the public accessing byways in vehicles. My suggestion would be for your forum to raise your concerns about permanent traffic regulation orders existing on public rights of way in Central Bedfordshire with your MP, local councillors, parish councils and the police. These people would have a significant say in any proposed changes to existing permanent traffic regulation orders on byways. I would also point out that we do have Andy Gerrard, representing the Trail Riders Fellowship on our Local Access Forum and are always looking for new members. Further information about the forum can be found at:-
http://www.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk/e ... fault.aspx

Central Bedfordshire's online mapping is at http://www.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk/o ... g/map.aspx

For Bedford Borough - their online mapping link is:- http://www.bedford.gov.uk/environment_a ... f_way.aspx