0 the legal right to go first across a road, before other road users -- 超行權;先行權
Pedestrians have right of way at this intersection. 在這個轉彎處行人有先行權。
1 a path or road over private land that people are legally allowed to walk along -- (私人土地上)依法准予通行的道路
Crossings had been employed in an ad hoc way since the 1920s, sometimes with illuminated ' cross now ' signs, but the pedestrian had no legally enforceable right of way on them.
In fact, if it was washed away they did not think that the ground immediately behind continued to carry a right of way over it.
Many of these show the towpath as a right of way, but there are variations between counties on this point.
The process of establishing these paths as a complete and continuous right of way has been a very long one.
This question of food production and food distribution ought to have the right of way all the time.
It seeks to give power possibly to acquire land in order to provide a right of way or public footpath.
The police cannot know whether they are on private land or on a public right of way because there is no clear marking.
No one knows who really has the right of way.
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