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A dashed line marking a right of way for vehicles.
Also known as: BOAT marking, Green lane symbol, Vehicular right of way
A byway open to all traffic carries a vehicular right of way over what is often an unsurfaced green lane. It is the highest class of public right of way on British mapping and the one most often misjudged, because the legal right says nothing about whether an ordinary car will get through.
Marks a public right of way open to vehicles as well as to walkers, riders and cyclists.
Contexts: Maps
Says nothing about surface or passability: many byways are unsurfaced and seasonally impassable while the right of way remains.
Contexts: Maps
A line of short dashes with a distinct cross-tick or double marking, printed along an unsurfaced route.