The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-01

dInancs IL hereby dsfinsd 10 DC rns
running or driving OF any sucn
vehicle for the purpose OF ascer.
tanning their fitness for service ana
same.
Sec. ~. PROFESSIONS. No We
hicle shall be driven through
procession except with the permits
Sec, 20. SLOWLY MOVING, We
HlCLEs. slowly moving or heav-
lily laden vehicles shall not be
driven upon the streets and high
ways abreast, but one must follow
10 ,he r lss oinsr d aud keep as rssr
Sec. 20. BLOCKADE. No We
hicle shall be allowed TO remain
upon or be driven through any
street OF the City OF Detroit so as
TO wpfully blockade or obstruct
the said street: aud no vehicle shall
be so overloaded that the horse or
horses or motive power shall be
unable TO move H.
Sec. 25. PARKING AT CURB
ne parked at an angle with the
curb and at a distance from each
other sufficient TO permit ingress
and egress from same TO prevent
collision or accident. such distances
In all congested thoroughfares TO
be designated by the Commissioned
OF Police with proper signs. Pro-
vided that In streets occupied by
car lines no parking OF vehicles
shall be allowed at the curb within
walk at all regular and designated
Sec &c. FIRE HYDRANT OBJ
STRUCTION No vehicle shall stop
or remain standing at the curb In
front OF or within fifteen feet OF
"a n ur
limits.
!, Sec; o.; HOW LONG MAY
standing at the curb between the
a longer period than sixty minutes
In any congested business district
Sec. ss VEHICLE uNATTHND-
ED. No motor vehicle shall be
left standing at n curb unattended
unless the operator shall. In case
OF a gasoline driven vehicle first
shut OF his motor. and In case OF
an electrically driven vehicle shall
first lock the controller switch and
withdraw the key
Sec 90 CRosS-WAI.K oBsTRUc-
TIONS No vehicle shall stop on
any cross walk I'm any such man
ner as 10 obstruct free passage
upon such cross walk.
Sec. 80. BACKING TO CURB:
up to the curb except II be actually
loading or unloading. and In mo-
case no longer than the actual
loading or unloading requires.
Sec. 81. HORSES TO BIZ TURN.
to the vehicle backed up to the
curb shall be turned at right angles
to the vehicle and I'm the direction
upon which the traffic upon that
side OF the street Il moving.
Sec. 81 H1TCHING. IL shall be
deemed violation OF this ordi-
nance for any person TO hitch onto
or climb upon any vehicle which Is
passing through or upon any or
the streets of this city. with or
without the consent OF the driver
Sec. 33. BICYCLES. No person
shall ride any bicycle upon any
sidewalk I'm this city except upon
sidewalks bordering upon unpav-
ed streets, the roadways OF which
are in an impassable condition for
such vehicles: Provided. that no
person shall ride upon any side
walk upon any such street at a
rate of speed exceeding five miles
Sec. "a. ORDINANCE TO BE
POSTED. The Police Department
shall see that this Ordinance Is
posted I'm all public stables and
garages and at hack. cab or other
stables, ana snali Keep copies OF
them at all OF It's stations and is.
sue them upon application. And
IL shall be the duty OF the owner
and person In charge OF all public
stables. garages and other places
where vehicles OF any description
ordinance IL kept posted therein.
II shall also be the duty of all
persons keeping and operating de-
livery wagons. trucks, etc. to keep
a copy OF these regulations posted
In conspicuous places In their re-
spective stables or garages.
Sec 35. PENALTY. Any person
or persons violating any OF the
provisions OF Sections z. 8. IL, IL.
is and II Of this Ordinance. shall
more than $500 or imprisonment
in the County jail or Detroit
House of Correction for a period
OF not more than 80 days, or both;
and shall for second offense
either OF said sections be fined not
more than 5000 or imprisonment In
the County Jail or Detroit House
OF Correction for period of not
more than 80 days, or both; and
shall for the third or any subse-
quent offense against the provis-
ions OF either OF said sections be
sentenced to the Detroit House OF
Correction for a period OF not more
than six months.
Any person or persons violating
any OF the other provisions of this
ordinance, shall be fined not more
than $500 or Imprisonment In the
County Jail or Detroit House OF
Correction for a period OF not
more than ninety days, or both.
In the discretion of the Court, for
every such violation.
Sec. 36. This Ordinance shall
take effect March lst. 1915.
Approved. Jan. IS, 1915
OSCAR b. MARx,
Mayor