Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-21
AN ORDINANCE

Regulating OGF6eC railway Oars.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COURT OF COM
MON COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF WATER
BURY
Section l. No street railroad car shall
Ice drawn or propelled in the public streets
of his city at greater speed than eight
miles an hour.
Sec. ii No person having control of
any street railway car shall permit tho
same I" pass another car that has stopped
To- discharge or take on passengers. exec
AT very low rate of speed mot faster than
a walk. and must not pass a moving car
except at a low rate OF speed. Speed of
cars must be slackened to four miles per
hour when crossing all intersecting streets.
and the gong shall be stIuck at least three
times AiIhin fifty feet of such crossing.
Sec. Ill No person having the control
"t the sp' ed of street railway car in any
street shall. excep. in case of accident or
| To prevent injury TO persons or property.
allow such ear 10 go within ten feet of a
car or other vehicle in front of his car.
Sec. ". No person having the control
of the speed of street railway car shall
allow it in any street 10 go against or afouI
| If any person. vehicle or thing whatso-
ever: nor shall any such person fail tn stop
his car at any place in a street when direct
ed by police officer to do SO.
Sec. V. No person having the control of
the speed of a street railway car passing in
4 street shall fail 10 keep vigilant watch
for all teams, carriages and persons. espec-
ially children. nor shall such person fail To
| >'rik" n bell three times on approaching
any team, carriage or Terson. and no per
son shall after such striking of a bell. delay
or hinder the passage of a car.
Sec. VI. No person having the control
of the speed of a STR ct railway car passing
in a street shall on the appearance ot
-
from. or on the appearance of any Obstruc
iion TO. his car, fail TO stop his car in th'
shortest time and space possible
| Sec. VII. No person having the contro
of a street railway car shall permit tn,
same 10 stop or stand with any part there
! of over any crosswalk in any paved stree
in said city.
of street railway car shall permit the
same to stop OF stand over any crosswalk il
any unpaycd street longer than may b,
necessary to accommodate passengers {,
get in ar out
&c. IN. No person having the contru
i of street railway car shall permit III
9 same TO stop for the accommodation O
passengers within the space covered by tn
intersection of streets, nor until said ca
shall have passed fully over and beyon
said intersection.
Sec. Y. Every person violating any c
the foregoing provisions OF this ordinaGc
shall forfeit and pay penalty of not lie:
than ten $4,000 dollars. nor more tina
one hundred 1900 OOl do lars for ever
such offense.
Adopted by the Court of Common CouI
ell December IL. 1894 Approved Decen
I Der Is. 1874.
. EDWARD G. KILDUFF. Mayor.
Attest,
RIcHAEDaF. GRADY, City Clerk.
OFFICE OF 8. CHERRY. 81 Drayton sire
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