What type of rights do riparian landowners NOT have?

Riparian landowners hold specific rights associated with bodies of water that are adjacent to their properties. Among these rights, the right of ingress and egress allows landowners to access the water from their property, while bathing rights typically permit them to use the water for recreational purposes. Water usage rights empower them to utilize the water for domestic and agricultural purposes as well.

Public transportation access, however, is not a right that riparian landowners possess. The designation of "public transportation" pertains to services provided for the benefit of the general public, and does not fall within the scope of the rights directly associated with the ownership of land adjacent to a waterway. Thus, while riparian landowners have various rights related to the water itself, the right to public transportation is a separate issue that does not automatically extend to their property rights.