Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Do YOU KNOW ALL
RULES OF HIGHWAY
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No person shall operate a vehicle
on any state highway while in any de-
gree under the influence OF any alco-
holic drink or narcotic or exhilarating
drug.
Every automobile or motor truck
operated upon a state high way shall
carry at least two lighted lamps. ono
on the front and the other on tho rear.
making clearly visible tho number
plate. a red light, which red lights shall
be lighted from one-han hour after
sunset and to a half hour before sun
rise. AL other vehicles operated on
state highways shall clearly display,
during said hours, one or more red
or white lamps SO that the same shall
be visible from all directonA-
In this connection It will be inter-
estinE to note that the law defines ''ve-
hicles" as applying to the rulos herein
set forth, as bicycles, motorcycles. tri-
cycles. AUTOMOBILES. auto trucks and
trailers and dny motor vehicles, and
all push carts or other hand propelled
vehicles
In cases where highways arc of In
sufficient width to permit vehicles to
pass a. places other than turnouts.
vehicles shall be stopped only at such
turnouts.
No vehicles except those with full
pneumatic tires, which bear load cx-
cecding 300 pounds for each inch In
width of the traction surface OF each
wheel. shall be propelled along or on
any state highway.
No vehicle bearing load exceeding
20 tons on four wheels shall be pro-
PEELED 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 supervision.
No vehicle having lugs. spikes or
projections upon any wheel shall bc
propelled along any part of a surfaced
highway.
No vehicle shall be propelled along
any part of \ state highway in \
prairie district IL the body or load
thereof measures more than II feet in
width. at any point. In mountain dis
tricts tho said width shall not exceed
Q feet at any point
No vehicle shall be so constructed
or loaded as to obstruct tho drivers
view to the rear. except the vehicle be
provided with a mirror answering the
same purpose.
No person shall place or leave upon
any state highway any stone. wood.
lumber, iron. rock, log or any sub
stance OF any nature OF size SUM-
ciont to interfere by any possibility
or in any degree with tho safe, unin-
terrupted or smooth progress of any
vehicle thereon. nor place. scatter,
drop or leave on any state highway
any tack. nail. glass. wire or substance
that may be. or be capable OF becom-
inb pointgcd cMFWYPm- esff- .xkrkbr
ing pointed, sharp edged, or cutting or
injurious in any degree to pneumatic
tires. No person shall permit any such
act to be done which 1t is in his power
to prevent.
No person shall cxcavats a ditch or
other aqueduct, or construct any flumc
or pipe line, or any steam. electric or
other railway across any state high
way except with the express written
consent or permission OF the board OF
county commissioners of the county.
approved in writing by the state high
way commissioner and upon such
terms as he or they may prescribe.
All vehicles operated upon a state
highway using flare or searchlights,
shall also be equipped with DINNERS.
Tho laIc or searchlights shall be
turned on upon the approach of other
vehicles. and, shall not be turned on
until after the approaching vehicle
has passed.