The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-07

of such vehicle.
!! (c) Vehicles moving slowly shall keer
as close as possible to the curb on tho
right, allowing more swiftly moving
vehicles free passage to the left.
(0 The operator of a vehicle shall
before stopping, turning or changing
the course of such vehicle, first sec
| that there is sufficient space to make
such movement in safety and shall give
Il visible or audible signal to the cross
ling officer, if there be such, or to the
drivers Of vehicles following. Of his in
tention to make such movement. by
raising and extending the hand and in
I dicating with it the direction in which
1 he wishes to turn. t4gss
! (e) The operator of vehicle,g in
turning to the right from one street or
corner as near the right hand as prac-
ticable, and in turning to the left from
one street or highway into another.
shall pass to the right of and beyond
the center before turning.
CO The operator of vehicle, in
crossing from one side of the street or
highway to the other side thereof, shall
turn to the left SO as to head in the di-
rection in which vehicles are moving.
(g) 1t shall be unlawful to- stop q
vehicle on the streets unless the right
side thereof is next and parallel with
the curb and as near thereto as the
condition of the street will permit. eX-
ccpt as provided by section seven, and
provided that this rule shall not apply
in cases of emergency when the stop is
made to avoid accidents or to allow pc
destrians or vehicles to cross in front
of such vehicles, or when made in obe-
dience to the signal of a police officer.
(h) 1t shall be unlawful for the OPP
orator of any vehicle to overtake and
pass another vehicle at street intersec
tons in the business district.
G) 1t shall be unlawful for the OPP
orator. of a motor vehicle to permit the
motor of same to operate in such a
manner as to yisibly emit an unduly
great amount of steam, smoke or prod
ucts of combustion from exhaust pipes
or openings.
ID Where two vehicles are approach
ing on any public street or streets, or
highways, so that their paths will i'm
tcrsect and there is danger of collision,
the vehicle approaching from the right
shall have the right Of way.
Qi) 1t shall be unlawful to stop,
hitch or leave standing any animal or
vehicle upon any street in the business
district within fifteen feet of the corner
or within fifteen feet Of any hydrant.
(D No motor vehicle shall be left
standing in front Of or within fifteen
feet of either side Of the entrance of
any theater, auditorium or building
where large assemblages of people are
being held, except in taking on or dis.
charging passengers or freight, and
then only for such length of time as is
necessary for such purpose.
(m) At theaters and public gather.
ings or under unusual circumstances,
motor vehicles shall stand or move as
directed by the police.
(n) 1t shall be unlawful for the OPP
orator of any motor vehicle or person
in charge thereof to leave unattended
upon any street or highway a motor
vehicle with the engine running.
(o) 1t shall be unlawful for the OPP
orator of any motor vehicle to leave it,
standing, while showing a red light,
parallel to and within twenty-five feet
of any railroad.
(p) Upon the approach of any fire
apparatus, police patrol or ambulance,
every vehicle shall draw up as near as
possible to the right hand curb of the
street and remain at "A standstill until
such fire APPARATUS, police patrol or
ambulance shall have passed.
(q) The driver OF any vehicle driven
or propelled upon the highways shall,
when overtaken by faster moving We
hicle, proceeding IN the same direction,
upon signal, either by the sounding
Of a bell, horn or other signalling de-