That's true over here, as well, although the charge can be made when investigation for another offense intended. Under normal operandi, however, the property owner's complaint might warrant charges related to tresspassing.Unless they changed the law you can drive on private land without a licence or insurance. The police do not usually get involved unless someone is hurt. Something very odd here.
Once a bridleway is maintained at public expense, then it changes from being classed as private land to public and then you are subject to the rule of the road. In this case access is allowed via foot or horse but not horse power. You are not permitted to drive a motor vehicle on a bridleway and that is that.
Once a bridleway is maintained at public expense, then it changes from being classed as private land to public and then you are subject to the rule of the road. In this case access is allowed via foot or horse but not horse power. You are not permitted to drive a motor vehicle on a bridleway and that is that.
You must have more information on this incident than me. I've read the article from your link through very carefully several times & nowhere does it state that this happened on a public bridleway or even a footpath.
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