(July 25, 2016 at 4:49 pm)Rhythm Wrote: It's illegal for pedestrians to be on interstate property, scenic byways, national park throughways, etc. Enforcement is spotty, and obviously we see a ton of em. No matter what you want to do here in the states, it's probably illegal on some technicality or another.
It's illegal on land controlled by the National Park Service, except in cases where local exceptions exist. Elsewhere, it's up to the states, and only five prohibit the practice. The general federal statute only forbids pedestrians from being in the roadway - that's literally in the roadway, not on the shoulder.
