In the New Jersey motor vehicle code the definition of Highway basically means any public roadway. It’s not what do you think a highway is.
‘“Highway” means the entire width between the boundary lines of every way publicly maintained when any part thereof is open to the use of the public for purposes of vehicular travel.’
^ I understand that. Are horses allowed to ride in the main lane of any roadway and not over to the side?
I understand that, but I could see an argument that a horse does not use its own power unless first started by human power. Of course, the same could be said for a car, so its not the best argument, but lawyers get paid to at least think of this kind of craziness. 
A black man running down the street at 25MPH is more likely to get shot than fined.
What if he made an illegal lane change to pass a slow vehicle?
He needs running shorts with blinkers.
[Moderating]
Peanuthead, that sort of commentary is unrelated to speeding laws, and isn’t really appropriate to GQ. Cut it out.
Okay boss.
A co-worker was cited for doing 42 in a 30-mph zone… on his bicycle. He surmised the radar had reflected off someone going the other way in an auto. He fought it by going to court and saying, “Your honor, if I could pedal a bike at 42-mph, I’d be in the Olympics!” Case dismissed.