Las Vegas to Keep Controversial Ban on Stopping on Bridges as Judge Rejects Legal Challenge

A federal judge has dismissed claims that Las Vegas’ controversial ban on stopping on bridges is unconstitutional. While officials claim that the ban is not designed to target tourists, critics say that its vague nature is a problem. The Ban Remains a Point of Contention Las Vegas’ pedestrian bridges have long been tourist-favorite spots for selfies and photos of famous landmarks, such as the Sphere. However, a controversial law prohibited anyone from stopping or standing on the bridges, causing distress among tourists and locals alike.