Where is a person prohibited from soliciting a ride or money?

A person is prohibited from soliciting a ride or money in the roadway or street because this area is primarily intended for vehicle travel and poses significant safety risks to both the person soliciting and drivers. Soliciting in the roadway can lead to dangerous situations where the individual might be struck by a vehicle, distract drivers, or cause traffic congestion.

In contrast, other locations such as parking lots, bus stations, or sidewalks may have regulations but typically do not pose the same imminent threat to safety as soliciting in a roadway or street does. Each of those settings can allow for pedestrian activity and may have designated areas for such interactions, provided they don't interfere with the flow of traffic or violate local laws.