What is the legal definition of a “road”
- Any place that is open for public passage, except for city streets
- Asphalt or concrete paved road ways only.
- The term “road” has no legal definition
- Correct answer: Any rail, street, alley, square, passage, bridge and any other open space in which the public has a right to pass through
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Any rail, street, alley, square, passage, bridge and any other open space in which the public has a right to pass through
The law defines a road very broadly: any place the public has a right to pass through, such as a street, alley, square, passage, bridge or open space. So traffic rules apply on dirt tracks and open areas too, not only on asphalt or concrete roads. City streets are clearly part of this definition and are not excluded.