The Lamar register., 1921-04-20

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b. Every automobile and motor truck
operated upon n State Highway shall
carry at least Two lighted lamps. one
OF which shall be placed on and be
clearly visible from the front Of said
automobile and the other OF which
shall be so placed 10 illuminate and
make clearly visible the rear number
plate. ana at. the same time display to-
wards the rear, red light. which
lights shall be lighted from one-half
hour after sunset to one-half hour be-
fore sunrise. If a trailer is attached
said rear light shall he placed thereon
Al other vehicles operated upon IA
State Highway shall clearly display
during said hours. one or more red or
white lamps SO that The same shall he
visible from all directions
c. No vehicle shall be stopped or
permitted to stand on the travelled
portion OF any State Highway for the
purpose of making repairs, except such
repairs as 1t may be necessary to make
in order to remove 1t therefrom: and
no vehicle shall be stopped. permitted
to stand. or be parked thereon for
camping or any other purpose.
d. on highways which are msuffic-
inet In width TO permit vehicles To pass
At places other than turn-outs. vehicles
shall be stopped only at such turn
outs.
). Vehicles Forbidden on stat. High
ways.
"a. No vehicle (eXception vehicle
with full pneumatic tires) which bears
a load exceeding sou pounds Tor each
inch in width Of the traction surface
OF each wheel shall be propelled along
or on any State Highway.
b. No vehicle bearing load exceed
ins 20 tons on four wheels shall be
propelled on any part of State High
way. and especially over a culvert or
bridge thereof. except by written per
mission of the State Highway Commits
sioner. or under his direct superyIsIon
c. No vehicle having lugs. spikes or
projections upon any wheel shall be
propeliGd along any part of surfaced
State Highway.
d. No vehicle shall be propelled along
any part OF IA State Highway In a
prairie district If the body or load
thereof measures more than twelve '(l2)
rect IN width at any point In noun
tain districts the said width shall not
exceed nine go feet at any point
e. No vehicle which is constructed
or loaded so as to obscure the drivers
view to the rear. or which is construct
ed or loaded so that the body or load
projects more than twelve Q2) inches
seat shall be propelled along a State
Highway. unless the said vehicle. is
equipped with "A mirror so that the
driver may obtain thereby clear view
to the rear.
q. Placing Obstructions. E'c. On State
Highways.
No person shall place or leave on any
state Highway any stone. wood tim
Der. iron. rock. log or any substance
of any nature, of a size sufficient to
Interfere by any possibility and in any
smooth progress of any vehicle there
on. nor place, scatter. drop or leave on
any State Highway any tack. nail.
glass. wire or any substance that may
be. or be capable of becoming pointed
sharpedged or cutting or Injurious In
any degree to pneumatic tires. No per
son shall permit any such act To be
done which IT Ia in his power to pre-
vent.
7. Cons,rue,ion DIsehe.. Etc. Across
State Highways.
No person shall excavate a ditch or
other acqueduct. or construct any flume
or pipe line. or any steam. electric or
other railway across any State Highway
except with the express written consent
or permission of the Board Of County
Commissioners of the County, approved
in writing by the State Highway Com
missioner. and upon such terms he
or they may prescribe.
b. Lights.
All vehicles operated upon Stat.
Highway using flare or search lights.
shall also be equipped with DINNERS.
The flare or search lights shall be turn
ed off upon the approach of other We
hicles and shall not be turned on un-
Ill after the approaching vehicle is
passed.