Pedestrians on a multi-lane freeway?

I took a roadtrip through CA last month and I have to blink while passing one sign because I couldn't deduce of why it would be necessary. The stretch of freeway be 6 lanes across, 2 lane were required to turn moved out to go to one freeway and the other 4 be required to turn right to merge into a different freeway. In the V there be a sign that said something about "no pedestrians beyond this point". How on loam would anyone get to that nouns in the first place under your own steam without getting kill? When I was driving in attendance, the traffic was non-existant and it be beyond me, even then, as to how anyone could verbs that off. Are nation really that stupid to require such a thing? I hold only see this type of sign in that type of location surrounded by CA. In every other state I've been surrounded by, there are similar signs at the onramps, but not surrounded by the middle of the freeway where someone would enjoy to hike uphill to catch there at adjectives. Am I the only one who doesn't gain the logic behind that one?

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Answers: Never underestimate the power of stupidity! People are not permitted to walk on freeways or interstate highway for obvious reason but they sometimes do. If your car breaks down you are supposed to move it to the side of the road and procure out and away and wait for a police motor.

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