Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-04
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Police Department Promulgates Rules
to Govern Motor and Horse Drawn
Vehicles i'm Streets of Chicago.

Sec. 9. No vehicle or street car
shall so occupy any street as to in.
terfere with or intercept the passage
of other cars or vehicles.
Sec. 4. During blockades or stop.
pages clear space of ten feet shall
be kept open between cars opposite
the alley or the center of the block
If there be no alley.
Article vil--speed.
Section /. No vehicle shall proceed
at any time at greater speed than
the law allows and which is safe and
proper under the conditions then OBJ.
tanning.
Sec. 2. No vehicle shall cross any
street or avenue or make any turn at
speed rate exceeding one-half its
legal speed.
Sec. 3. No vehicle shall emerge
from an alley, stable or garage at a
pace faster than a walk; at the lat.
ter places an attendant should pre-.
cede the vehicle to give warning.
Sec. 4. Horse.drawn vehicles and
pedestrians should habitually cross
as circumstances permit. Teams NOV.
ing at an unnecessarily slow walk
across street intersections greatly i'm.
pede traffic.
Sec. 5. On all thoroughfares the
heavy and slow moving vehicles shall,
as far as conditions permit, keep to
the right, In order to allow the rapid
moving and lighter traffic to proceed
independently.
Ordinance Regulating Speed Of We.
hicIes Near Schools, Public Play.
grounds and Churches Passed
July IS, 1915.
Section 1868. No motor. electric or
| animal drawn vehicle of any kind
shall proceed, while within four hun.
the city. at a greater speed than Ave
| 90 miles an hour, between the hours
| OF o'clock a. m. and 8 o'clock p. m.
on any day during which school is in
session in such schoolhouse;
Sec. 1963a. or within four
hundred (4O0) feet Of any public play
! ground in the city, between the hours
Of s o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m.
on any day during which playground
is open and in operation;
Sec. 1864. or while within
four hundred (400) feet of any church
In the city during the time or times
that persons are customarily entering
| or leaving churches on Sundays or
holidays. or any other day set apart
by such church for religious worship.
Article vIii-keepins TO the Right,
Passing, Turning, Crossing and
Stopping.
Section /. A vehicle, except when
passing a vehicle ahead. shall habit.
ually keep as near the right hand curb
as possible.
Sec. 2. A vehicle meeting another
shall pass to the right.
| Sec. 3. On an avenue or street d.
vided longitudinally by a parkway,
walk, sunken way or viaduct vehicles
should keep to the right of such di.
visions.
Sec. 4. A vehicle turning into an.
other street to the right shall turn the
corner as near the right hand curb as
practicable.
Sec. 5. A vehicle turning into an.
| other street to the left shall circle
around the center of the street inter.
| section.
Sec. 6. A vehicle crossing from one
side of the street to the other side
shall in doing so keep to the right.
Sec. 7. No vehicle shall stop with
left side to the curb.
| Sec. s. No vehicle shall stand
backed up to the curb, except when
actually loading or unloading, and II
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. 9. A vehicle waiting at the
curb shall promptly give place to
vehicle about to load or unload.
| Sec. 10. No vehicle, unless in an
emergency or to allow another vehicle
or pedestrian to cross it's path. shall
stop in any street or highway, except
near the right hand curb thereof, and
SO not to obstruct crossing.
| Sec. II. No vehicle shall back to
make turn In any street II by so
doing 1t interferes with other vehicles,
but shall 60 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 a." 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