Can private landowners engage in farming within the right of way?

The correct choice indicates that private landowners can engage in farming within the right of way as long as their activities do not obstruct transportation or safety. This means that while landowners have some flexibility to use their land for agricultural purposes, they must be mindful of the primary function of the right of way, which is to ensure safe and efficient transportation for vehicles and pedestrians.

If farming activities lead to obstructions or create safety hazards—such as planting structures or crops that encroach upon the roadway, impede visibility, or interfere with the use of the right of way—they could be deemed unacceptable. This balance is crucial to maintain the integrity of transportation systems and ensure the safety of all users. Therefore, the allowance for farming is conditional on it being conducted in a manner that respects and upholds these requirements.