Under 14-300c(b), which group is addressed?

• A. Vehicles in bus lanes
• B. Pedestrians using roads and sidewalks
• C. Cyclists wearing helmets
• D. Motorists using turn signals

Answer: (B)

This provision is about pedestrians using roads and sidewalks. The language is aimed at the people who travel on foot in the public right-of-way, outlining their rights and responsibilities in areas shared with other users. That makes it the best fit because it expressly centers on pedestrians and their interaction with roadways and sidewalks, rather than on vehicle operators or cycling-related rules. The other options describe groups typically governed by different parts of traffic law—drivers in bus lanes, cyclists with helmets, and motorists using turn signals—topics that live in other sections. Focusing on who the statute addresses helps you apply the rule correctly when pedestrians are involved.