The HC was dealing with a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) by Advocate Mamta Rani who sought the removal of barricades placed on the crossings of Mathura Road, preventing a right turn while approaching either the Supreme Court main building or the Delhi High Court from the additional building of the SC
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I vaguely recall reading secondary sources about a Roman imperial edict requiring equestrians to dismount in the city. I was only taking notes on the Republic and the Principate at the time.

Does anyone have any ideas about such a law or any other laws anywhere regulating equestrians in urban areas? Bridenbough treats this in colonial America (or in the Early Republic).