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Clark County put the new law into effect in January, which can draw a $1,000 fine for people who stop on pedestrian bridges over the Las Vegas Strip and cause other people to stop.
In January, a new law went into effect to keep pedestrian traffic flowing on bridges crossing the Las Vegas Strip. While officials say the aim isn't to stop people from taking photographs or to hinder street performers, there are people who still aren't aware of the ordinance.
Panel sets limits on slowing foot traffic on Vegas overpasses
Las Vegas officials have implemented a new law that bans people from stopping or standing on pedestrian bridges or engaging in any activity that cause
Opponents have argued the pedestrian bridges, which are technically public sidewalks, are areas where First Amendment activity like street performing should be allowed.