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RUPP
(redirected from Road used as a public path)

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RUPPRoyal University of Phnom Penh (est. 1960; Cambodia)
RUPPRoad Used As A Public Path (UK)
RUPPRural-Urban Partnership Programme (Nepal)
RUPPResearch Unit in Pediatric Psychopharmacology
RUPPRational Unified Partner Program (IBM Corp.)
RUPPRational Unified Process Product (software development process)
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You cannot ride on a footpath, bridleway,cycle track, restricted byway,or road used as a public path (RUPP),except in the very limited situation where you have good evidence that these are actually vehicular roads (and you would have to prove this in court if challenged).
Motorcycling: Right way and the wrong way to ride off the road by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
At present, the path is classified as a Road used as a Public Path (RUPP) but the Wildlife and Countryside Act requires that all RUPPs must be reclassified either as a byway open to all traffic, a bridleway or a footpath.
Path row may go to inquiry by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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