The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-07-08

motorcycles to be displayed entirely
unobscured and kept reasonably clean
and to be fastened so as not to SWING.
Signalling devices shall be sounded
in approaching curves. tops of hills,
and intersecting highways, where the
view is INSTRUCTED.
In cities, towns or villages loud
signalling devices not to be used from
one hour after sunset to one hour be-
fore sunrise, unless absolutely neceS-
sary to avoid accidents.
Two or more white lights on front
of automobiles to be visible 200 feet
ahead and one red light on the rear to
be displayed from IL hour after sun
set to IL hour before sunrise, rear
light so arranged to illuminate the
rear registration marker.
Motorcycles to display one white
light on the front and one red light on
the rear.
No electric bulb or other device
greater than thirty candle power to be
| used, no matter how shaded, covered
| or obScured.
All motor vehicles of every kind, in
Guiding motorcycles shall be equipped
with muller or silencer, which shall
not be cut out within the limits of
cities, towns and villages.
Speed limits II miles per hour in
thickly settled or business parts of
cities, towns or villages; Is miles per
hour in outlying or thinly settled parts
of cities, towns or villages; % miles
per hour in open country. Between
% and 80 miles per hour maximum
speed in the open country, the burden
of proof is upon the operator to prove
that such speed was not greater than
is reasonable and proper.
In case of accident or collision the
operator of motor vehicles or motor
cycles must Immediately stop and,
upon demand. give his or her name,
residence, and number of his or her
license to operate, and render such
assistance as may be reasonable and
necessary within his or her power.
If such accidnt results in a fatality
or serious injury to any person, the
operator of the motor vehicle or
motorcycle shall within twenty-fodr
hours report the details of the same
to the Commissioner of Motor We
hicles.
No person shall operate motor
highways of this State when intoXi-
liquor or drug.
No person without the authority of
the owner or person in charge thereof
shall climb upon or into any automo-
bile, hurl stones or other missiles at
the same: or at the occupants thereof,
nor sound any horn or signalling de-
vice. nor attempt to manipulate any
of the levers brakes or machinery.
No person shall knowingly throw or
place upon any highway any tacks.
nails. wire, glass or other substance
injurious to the feet of persons or
animals. or to the tires or wheels of
vehicles, including moor vehicles.
No chauffeur or other person shall
drive or operate any motor vehicle in
the absence of the owner, without his
or her consent.
No chauffeur or other person shall
receive, nor shall any agent. dealer or
manufacturer give or offer any such
chauffeur or other person, directly or
indirectly, any bonus or discount on
material sold.
Rules Of The Road:
All vehicles upon meeting others
shall turn to the right of the center
of the road.
All vehicles in rounding curves shall
keep as far to the right as possible.
Any vehicle overtaking another go
ing i'm the same direction shall pass to
the left of the vehicle so overtaken.
provided the way ahead is clear of
approaching traffic.
No vehicle shall pass another from
the rear at the top of hill or on
curve where the view is in anywise OBJ
structCd.
Any vehicle overtaken shall PROMPT
~ upon signal turn as far as possible
to the right.
II road Intersections all yehiclas