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BOAT · East Sussex

Lane Wall

Near Firle

Cars restricted, motorcycles still legal South Downs National Park
1.2 kmcombined length
1mapped section
Surfacedsurface
Easyestimated difficulty

Current status

Cars restricted, motorcycles still legal

Seasonal restriction 1 October to 31 March, motorcycles remain legal: East Sussex County Council's Seasonal Prohibition of Driving Order 2016 (Public Byways Firle 10 and 6, Alciston 11, Berwick 7 and Alfriston 22, the Old Coach Road) closes it to other vehicles over winter, but motor and pedal cycles, quadricycles and horse-drawn vehicles are excluded from the ban.

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Where it runs

Lane Wall in pink, with the lanes around it.

Firle AB N 1 km
Lane Wall BOAT UCR Restricted No motors

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On the lane

BOAT Surfaced Estimated easy

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Lanes nearby

The closest named lanes, measured from Lane Wall.

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Questions riders ask

Is Lane Wall open to motorcycles?

Yes for motorcycles. Cars and other larger vehicles are restricted on Lane Wall, but motorcycles remain legal. Check signage on the day, as restrictions can change.

How long is Lane Wall?

About 1.2 km. Its two ends are around 1.1 km apart in a straight line.

Where does Lane Wall start and finish?

It runs east to west near Firle, in East Sussex. The map on this page shows both ends.

Is Lane Wall in a national park?

Yes, Lane Wall runs through the South Downs National Park. Some national park authorities make their own Traffic Regulation Orders, so it's worth checking the park's restrictions as well as the council's.

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