Pennsylvania law prohibits driving vehicles on sidewalks, except for certain mobility devices for persons with disabilities and electric personal assistive mobility devices, which may be permitted by municipalities with restrictions. The law also addresses obstructions to driving view and the safe opening and closing of vehicle doors. These provisions aim to ensure pedestrian safety and proper vehicle operation.
Generally, no, except for human-powered vehicles or when authorized by a municipality for specific mobility devices.
Yes, unless prohibited by local ordinance, and municipalities may impose restrictions to protect pedestrians.
Municipalities may set restrictions to ensure pedestrian safety when allowing mobility devices like wheelchairs or electric scooters.
You should open vehicle doors only when it is reasonably safe to do so to prevent accidents or injuries.