This is the index to British Horse Society approved advice for everyone involved in implementing the National Bridleroute Network. The notes should answer frequently asked questions from local authorities, engineering companies and clubs and other organisations involved in the design and implementation of the National Bridleroute Network.It will be constantly reviewed and updated to ensure that lessons learned in one area are accessible to the rest of the country. Where trial or interim advice is given, this will be clearly noted in the information sheets. At present, this is a list of areas on which advice will be published during the coming year.

Route Indentification Standards and Guides

• Signing the National Bridleroute Network. This is a guide to the recommended signage along the routes.
• Producing Promotional Leaflets. A guide to producing promotional leaflets that are easy to use.
• Numbering the National Bridleroute Network. This is a guide to the numbering system used on the Network.

• crossings
• bridges
• tunnels
• roads at grade
• Pegasus crossings (light-controlled road crossings for horses)
• fords (rivers at grade)
• railways at grade (level crossings)
• steps

• gates
• Kent Carriage Gap to allow horse drawn vehicles but not 4 wheel drive motor vehicles
• horse stiles for detering motorcycles
• fences at the side of routes
• locating signs safely
• mounting blocks
• Cattle grids

• Route Pages - a guide to the information found on route specific pages
• Area Pages - a guide to the information found on country, regional and county pages