Rural Crime on Rights of Way
Reporting every incident of off-road vehicle use on Nottinghamshire’s footpaths, bridleways and restricted byways helps the police build a clearer picture of where and when this activity is taking place, identify hotspots and direct resources accordingly. The information provided may also assist in
Published: 29 October 2026
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The key message is simple: if incidents are not reported, the police may not have the information they need to take action.
By working together, we can help protect our rural communities, safeguard our countryside and ensure that our public rights of way remain safe and accessible for everyone.
Should you encounter any other issues on public rights of way such as obstructions or vegetation, please report them via Nottinghamshire County Council’s website Submit a public rights of way enquiry – Your request – Section 1 – config – Nottinghamshire County Council . This helps the Rights of Way Team respond more quickly and helps keep the routes safe and accessible.