The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-31


Department.
IL. No vehicle shall reverse its d.
rection except at o street intersec-
ton and in 80 reversing shall pass
beyond and around the center Of said
street intersection.
Section 6. The driver of any vein
Gle must comply with any direction
or order to stop Of any police or
traffic officer, and It shall be unlaw-
full for any driver to fail to refuse to
obey the order of any such officer as
to the movement of such vehicle upon
the street.
Section Z. The following rates Of
speed shall not be exceeded:
For motor vehicles, is miles per
hour.
For motor vehicles when turning
a street corner or turning or revers-
ing direction at street intersection,
s miles per hour.
For motor vehicles passing pub
lie school on school days between s
A. M. and 4 P. NJ, 10 miles per hour.
For horse drawn vehicles, 8 miles
per hour.
For any vehicle crossing the bridge
over the Hood River, 8 miles per
hour.
Section 8. No person while intoxi-
Gated shall drive or operate any vehi-
Gle in any street or public place in
reckless or negligent manner.
Section 9. The motor of gasoline
propelled motor vehicle when at
stand still and unattended must be
stopped, and at such time the current
cutoff switch must be locked so that
the vehicle is rendered imperative,
and the shut-off valve must be locked,
and the emergency brake or brakes
must be properly set so as to prevent
such vehicle from moving or being
moved. No motor vehicle shall be
operated with offensive exhaust or
with the muffler open.
Section 10. Motor vehicles, except
motorcycles, shall display two (2)
white lights to the front and one (1)
red light to the rear, the head light
to throw sufficient light ahead to re-
veal any person, vehicle or substanti-
al object upon the roadway straight
ahead of such vehicle at a distance
of at least one hundred and fifty (150)
feet.
| Motorcycles and all other vehicles
shall display white light to the
front and red light to the rear, such
lights to be visible at distance of at
least two hundred (2O0) feet.
Section II. Every motor vehicle
shall be equipped with bell, horn or
other noioe making device which
shall produce I'm abrupt sound suffi.
GENTLY loud to serve as a warning of
danger, and it shall be unlawful for
any person to make an unnecessary
noise with such bell, horn or signal
device or to use the same except as
a warning of danger, provided that
sirens, automatic rotary gongs or ex-
haust signals shall not be used ex.
oept on fire or police vehicles.
Section IL. A driver or person in
charge of vehicle when any offense
under this ordinance is committed
shall be the responsible person and
liable to the penalties hereunder.
Section 13. Any person guilty of a
violation of this ordinance, or any
portion thereof, shall be punished by
a fine not to exceed Five Hundred
(5OO.O0) Dollars, or by Imprisonment
in the City Jail for not to exceed six
months, or by both such fine and i'm
prisonment.
Section IA. That all that portion
of Ordinance No. 466 of the City of
Hood River, Oregon, passed by the
Common Council and approved by
the Mayor October 6, 1918, except
Section 6 Of said ordinance, be and
the same Is hereby repealed.
Passed by the Common Council this
21st day of August, A d., 1915.
| H. L. HOWE,
City Recorder.
Approved: August %, AID, 1916.
| H. l.. DUMBLE,