Chicago eagle., 1916-06-10
AUTOS AUD OTHERS.
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Sec. 8. No vehicle shall stand
backed up to the curb. except when
actually loading or unloading. and If
said vehicle is horse-drawn and has
four wheels, the horse or horses must
stand parallel to the curb and faced
in the direction of the traffic.
Sec. .. 4 vehicle waiting at the
curb shall promptly give place to a
vehicle about to load or unload.
Sec. 10. No vehicle. unless in an
emergency or to allow another vehicle
or pedestrian to cross its path. shall
stop in any street or highway. except
near the right hand curb thereof, and
so not to obstruct crossing.
Sec. IL. No vehicle shall back to
make turn in any street II by so
doing II interferes with other vehicles.
but shall go around the block or to a
street sufficiently wide to turn In with.
out blocking traffic.
Sec. ~. Vehicles will enter North
and South and all 81" shaped or right.
angled alleys from the North and
leave from the South; East and West
alleys, from the East and leave from
the West.
Sec. 24s4a. Vehicles to stop when
street cars discharge or take on pas.
sengers. II shall be unlawful for any
person driving or having charge, pos.
session or control of any vehicle be.
ing driven or propelled or operated
upon the streets of the City Of Chi
cago, upon overtaking any street car
which is stopped for the purpose Of
discharging or taking on passenger
| or passengers, to permit, or cause said
vehicle to pass or approach within ten
u0) feet of said car as long as the
said car is SO stopped or remains
standing for the purpose of discharg.
ing or taking on passenger or pas
sengers.
24e3. Vehicles Passing-Motor We
hieles Not to Run on Left Hand
Tracks. All vehicles shall keep az
close to the right.hand curb as safety
and prudence shall permit, except
when overtaking and passing another
vehicle, and except when running with
in the car tracks, as provided in Sec
ton 24S7 hereof. An overtaken We
hicle must at all times be passed or
its left side, except that In case Ol
motor vehicles and motorcycles pass
ing street cars of other vehicles wher
running within the car tracks; in such
case such motor vehicle or motor cy
Gle shall not turn to the left into the
track reserved for street cars and We
hicles moving In the opposite direc
ton. but shall pass to the right o.
such street car of vehicle so over
taken.
Headlights on Vehicles
The following ordinance regulating
headlights on automobiles, motorcycles
or other vehicles was passed by tn,
City Council on March 80. 1914:
BE 1t ordained by the City Council o
the City of Chicago: .r
Section l.. II shall be unlawful fOl
any person operating any automobile
motorcycle or other vehicle, while
operating the same upon the public
streets and highways within the City
TO use acetylene, electric or Othe
bright headlight, or any headlight tn,
rays from which shall be intensified
by any parabolic or condensing reflec
tor, unless such headlight shall b,
properly shaded so as not to blind
dazzle or confuse other users of tn,
highway or make it difficult or unsaf,
for them to ride, drive or walk there
on.
Article Ix-Vehicles.
Section |, No one shall drive a We
hicle that Is so closed in or construct
ed as 10 prevent the driver from hay
ing a sufficient view of the traffic a
the sides of such vehicle.
Sec. 2. No one shall drive or con
duct any vehicle in such condition, 81
constructed or so loaded as to b.
likely to cause delay in traffic of aC
cident or injury to man, beast o
, property.
Sec 3. No vehicle shall be so load
ed that il may not be easily draw
over the most difficult portion of tn
route.
Sec 4. No one shall load or drive
vehicle loaded with iron or any ma
terial likely to create loud noises b.
striking together without using ever
effort to deaden the load.
Sec 3. No one under sixteen year
of age shall be permitted to drive an
vehicle.
Sec. G. No one shall ride upon TN
rear end of any vehicle without tn
consent of the driver, and when ridin
no part of his body shall protrude be
yond the limits OF the vehicle.
Sec. T. No vehicle shall be used o.
any street or highway unless provide
with lights and sound signals as pre-
scribed by law,