pathrules

noun
UK /ˈpɑːθruːlz/
US /ˈpæθruːlz/

Pathrules are the rules that tell you how to walk safely on a path.

The park sign lists the pathrules so everyone knows where to walk and where to stop.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The set of rules a computer program follows to find its way through files or folders.

The script uses pathrules to decide which folder to open first.

3. The agreed ways people behave when sharing a route or track.

Cyclists and walkers follow the same pathrules on this shared trail.

4. The official instructions for using a marked route in a park or nature area.

Rangers remind visitors to read the pathrules before starting the hike.