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May a pedestrian ordinarily walk on a Florida limited-access highway?
Correct answer: No. Pedestrians may not walk on these highways.
Why
Pedestrians may not walk along a limited-access highway under the ordinary rule. The statute separately permits authorized maintenance personnel. If stranded, use the safest available location and seek help; do not treat the highway as a walking route.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Pedestrians on limited-access highways · p. 72
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