Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes — Motor Vehicles (Ch. 186–189A)
KRS (Motor Vehicles) § 189.572: Definitions for section -- Prohibitions for pedestrians -- Exceptions -- Local ordinances -- Administrative regulations
What this law says, in plain English
Kentucky law prohibits sitting, kneeling, reclining, standing, or remaining stationary in state-maintained roadways not designated for pedestrians, with exceptions for medical emergencies, vehicle emergencies, emergency personnel, and pedestrian areas. Local governments may create limited exceptions through ordinance.
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