The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-05-08

sage for faster moving vehicles.
No person shall drive a vehicle that
is so constructed or so covered in as
to prevent the driver thereof from
having a sufficient view of the traffic
following, and at the side of such We
hicle, unless such vehicle is equipped
with some device that will show the
driver the road to the real and the
road to the side.
1t shall be unlawful for bicycle ri
ders and persons on roller skates to
hold fast to or hitch on to trolley cars
pr other vehicles.
The enforcement of all the provis-
police officers duly appointed by au-
borough or other municipality, and in
the commissioner of motor vehicles,
and the inspectors appointed under his
authority.
City and Town Regulations.
No vehicle shall stop or stand with
in the intersection of any cross street
nor within ten feet of any crosswalk
or street crossing.
No vehicle shall stand backed to
the curb when loading or unloading,
except when it is impossible to load or
unolad such vehicle while stand
ing parallel to the curb; provided
that no vehicle shall be permitted to
| obstruct traffic by remaining backed
up to the curb for longer han four
minutes. If necessary to be backed
up to the curb, if the vehicle is horse
drawn and has four wheels, the horse
or horses must stand parallel to the
curb and facing in the direction of
traffic.
No vehicle shall back or make a
turn in any street if by doing so it
in~terferes with other vehicles, but
shall go around a block or to a street
sufficiently wide to turn in without
backing.
Police, fire department, fire patrol.
traffic emergency repair, United
States mail vehicles and hospital am
balances shall have the right of way
in any street, and physicians shall
have the right of way through any
procession.
No person or persons shall drive any
horse-drawn vehicle or ride any BIZ
cycle upon or along any street at a
greater speed than at the rate Of
eight miles an hour, excepting, how
ever, when turning a corner of any
street the rate shall be not great
er than five miles an hour. This pro
vision shall not be construed to alter
in any wise the speed of motor vehi-
cles as already provided; nor shall
same apply to ambulances or vehicles
belonging to police or fire departments
or other salvage corps.
No horse shall be hitched or fasten-
ed to any pole carrying wires of any
description, O. to any public lamp
post or pole, nor to any shade tree
or its protecting box or casing, MOI
to any water hydrant in any street.
The rider of any bicycle shall no
allow the same to proceed in any
street by inertia momentum, with his
feet removed from the pedals; MOI
shall such rider remove both hands
from the handle bars while riding the
bicycle, nor practice any trick or fancy
ridin0 in any street; nor shall he car
ry upon his bicycle any child under
the age of ten years.
No street car shall be operated at a
greater speed than twelve miles an
hour, provided the tracks upon which
such street a is operated are laid up
on any public street.
No vehicle shall travel at a greater
speed than six miles an hour when
passing or approaching a school house,
provided signs easily visible have been
placed on the highway indicating such
approach
Any person crossing a street at any
place other than the cross walk shall
do so at his own risk. Nothing in
this regulation, however, shall relieve
the driver of vehicles from being con-
stantly vigilant, exercising all reason
able care to avoid injuring either per-
sons or property.