Kentucky HB189 establishes safety regulations for pedestrians on state-maintained rights-of-way, prohibiting stationary behavior unless authorized by.

Kentucky HB189 aims to enhance pedestrian safety by restricting stationary behavior in non-designated areas of state-maintained rights-of-way. Pedestrians are generally prohibited from sitting, kneeling, reclining, standing, or remaining stationary in areas not designated for pedestrian use, such as medians, shoulders, and exit ramps. Exceptions are allowed for medical emergencies, vehicle-related emergencies, emergency personnel, and public utility workers.

Kentucky HB189 establishes safety regulations for pedestrians on state-maintained rights-of-way, prohibiting stationary behavior unless authorized by.

Kentucky HB189 aims to enhance pedestrian safety by restricting stationary behavior in non-designated areas of state-maintained rights-of-way. Pedestrians are generally prohibited from sitting, kneeling, reclining, standing, or remaining stationary in areas not designated for pedestrian use, such as medians, shoulders, and exit ramps. Exceptions are allowed for medical emergencies, vehicle-related emergencies, emergency personnel, and public utility workers.