The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-07-27

no vehicle shall stop with the left side
to the curb.
(b) A vehicle meeting another
shall pass to the right.
(c) A vehicle overtaking another
shall pass on the left side of the over.
taken vehicle and shall not pull over
to the right until entirely clear of it
I'D Whenever the street is of suf-
ficient width for vehicles to pass, We
hicles moving slowly shall allow more
swiftly moving vehicles, going in the
same direction, free passage to the
left.
| (e) A vehicle turning into another
street to the right shall turn the cor
ner as near the right hand curb as
practicable.
(f) A vehicle turning into another
street to the left shall circle around
the center of the street intersection.
(g) A vehicle crossing from one
side of the street to the other shall
do so by turning to the left so as to
head in the same general direction as
the traffic on that side of the street.
(h) Before slowing up or stopping
driver shall signal to those behind by
raising his hand vertically.
I'D In turning while in motion or
in starting to turn from a stand-still,
a signal shall be given by indicating
with the whip or. hand the direction in
which the turn is to be made.
| Cd Before backing, ample warn
| ing shall be given and while backing
vigilance must be exercised not to in
jure those behind, and no vehicle shall
be backed more than thirty feet or
shall not be backed from one street
into an intersecting street, or across
street intersections. zs-..... ~.
(k) The driver of any vehicle shall
not permit the same to stand in any
street within ten feet of any street
crossing, nor shall he permit such We
hicle to stand in any position so as to
interfere with or obstruct the free
passage of traffic on said street; pro-
vided that any driver allowing his We
Gle to stand on Second street between
its itersections with State street and
Washington street shall stand such
vehicle at an angle to the curb of for
ty-five degrees and with the right
front wheel not more than two feet
from the curb.
I'd Drivers of vehicles shall at all
times comply with any direction by
voice or hand or other signal Of any
member of the police force as to stop
ping, starting, or approaching or de-
parting from any place in the manner
of taking or discharging passengers
or loading or unloading goods.
s(m) No vehicle shall stand backed
up to the curb except when actually
loading or unloading and if said We
hicle is horse drawn and has four
wheels, the horse or horses must stand
as nearly parallel to the curb as pos
sible and faced in the direction of
traffic.
IND No vehicle shall stand so
! backed up if it interferes with or in
terrupts the passage of other vehicles.
(o) Every automobile, motor We
hicle or bicycle shall be provided with
bell or horn which shall be rung or
blown by the driver or operator before
passing any street crossing in the City
, of Kennewick, upon which there are
other vehicles or pedestrians, at such
distance from said crossing as will in
sure a proper warning to other users
of the street, and such signals shall
be sounded before turning any corner.
(p) No automobile or motor We
hicle shall be driven or allowed to
stand on any street between the hours
of sunset and sunrise without having
attached one white light forward and
red light in the rear, visible for a
distance of at least one hundred feet.
(q) Every vehicle using gasoline
as motive power shall use 'muffler"
and the same shall not be cut out or
disconnected within the limits of the
city.
(r) Vehicles approaching a street
intersection shall give the right of
way to vehicles travelling on the in
tersecting street approaching from the
left.
(s) Pedestrians shall have the
right of way at street intersections
and crossings over all vehicles. Be-
tween street intersections and cross
ings vehicles shall have the right of
way.
(t) No automobile or motor We
hicleoshall be driven at rate of speed
! faster than fifteen miles per hour on
Second street between Washington
and Pacific streets, and on other
streets at rate of speed faster than
eighteen miles per hour, providing no
motor vehicle shall be driven at a
greater rate of speed than ten miles
per hour at the intersections of Yaki-
ma, Tacoma and Pacific streets with
Second street, and provided further
that the driver of vehicle shall not
drive the same upon any street at a
greater rate of speed than is reason
able or proper, having due regard to
the traffic and the use of the street
by others.
Section 8. Horseback riders shall
observe the foregoing traffic regula-
tions provided for drivers of vehicles
in so far as the same relate to pass
ing vehicles on the street, turning into
an intersecting street, riding on right
side of street and such other regula-
tions as would reasonably apply to
horseback riders.
Section 4. No person under fifteen
years of age shall operate or drive a
motor vehicle upon any street unless
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