The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-16

mirror so located as to reflect t the
operator a view Of the highway for at
least two hundred (200) feet behind
such vehicle.
Section 6. Lights" (a) From thirty
(S0) minutes after unset until thirty
1907 minutes before sunrise every mo
tor vehicle moving upon any highway
shall carry at the front thereof at
least two (2) lighted head lamps of
equal candle power, and so arranged,
adjusted and constructed that when
the vehicle is fully loaded, any pair
of headlights under the conditions of
use must produce a light sufficient to
reveal any person, vehicle or substan-
tial object On the highway straight
ahead of such automobile for a dis
lance of two hundred (2OO) feet.
Such light when measured at a dis
lance of one hundred (100) feet di-
rectly in front of the vehicle and at a
height of sixty (60) inches above
the level surface on which the We
hicle stands shall not exceed two thou
sand four hundred (2,400) apparent
candle power, nor shall this candle
power be exceeded at a greater
height than sixty (60) inches.
When measured at a distance of one
hundred (100) feet ahead of the We
hicle and seven Cd feet or more to
the left of the axis of the same, and
at a height of sixty (60) inches above
the level surface On which the auto.
mobile stands, does not exceed eight
hundred (S0O) apparent candle power.
(b) Tail lights. From thirty (30)
minutes after sunset to thirty (30)
minutes before sunrise at any time
while a motor vehicle is on any high
way, there shall be displayed at the
rear a tail light which shall display a
red light visible not less than two
hundred (200) feet from the rea
thereof and so constructed and placed
that the registration number plate
carried on the rear thereof shall be
Illuminated by a white light in such a
manner that the registration number
thereon can be plainly distinguished
at a distance of not less than fifty
(50) feet toward the rear.
(c) During the time hereinbefore
specified every motorcycle while NOV
ing on a highway shall carry at the
front thereof at least one lighted
headlight which shall give a light OF
such power and so distributed as pro-
vided in subdivision (a); provided,
however, that any motorcycle with a
sidecar or similar contrivance at
tached shall, in addition to the fore.
going required light, carry on such
sidecar or similar continuance a
lighted lamp visible from a point at
least two hundred (2OO) feet ahead OF
said motorcycle.
(d) All devices or adjustments
used in connection with lights upon
motor vehicles to enable the same to
comply with the provisions hereof
shall not be used until approved by
the Sheriff.
The cost of testing any device shall
be borne by the person submitting
the same; provided, however, that
this cost shall not exceed the sum OF
Fifty (s5O.OO) Dollars.
(e) No person shall drive, operate
or propel a motor vehicle without an
approved device or adjustment upon
it's headlights unless the said head
lights shall have been tested and ap'
proved by the Sheriff. The cost OF
testing shall be borne by the person
offering the same for test as provided
in subdivision (d).
Section Z. Bicycle lights" At the
time specified in Section 6, every
bicycle while on a highway shall carry
a lighted lamp visible at all times al
least two hundred (20O) feet in the
direction toward which such bicycle
is faced, and shall also carry at the
real a reflex mirror or a lighted
lamp exhibiting a red light plainly
visible for a distance of at least two
hundred (2O0) feet toward the rear.
Section 8. Lights for Other We
hicles." All vehicles other than those
specified in Sections 6 and Z shall
during the time mentioned in said sec
tons when upon the highway, carr!
a lighted light on the extreme Width
Of each side so arranged that a ligh
from said lamps shall be visible il
every direction for at least two hun
dred (20O) feet.
Section 8. Spot Lights" All spo
lights used upon motor vehicles an,
tractors shall be so constructed or al
ranged that no portion of the top o
the beam of light shall rise or shall