Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-05

of one lamp. If said vehicles are so mechanically constructed, governed or controlled that they cannot exceed a speed of fifteen miles per hour they shall have front lamps capable of fur nishing light of sufficient candle power to render any substantial ob- feet clearly discernable on level highway at least fifty feet directly ahead and at the same time at least seven feet to the right of the axis of such vehicle for distance of at least twenty-five feet.
 If said vehicles can exceed a speed of fifteen miles per hour, then they shall have front lamps capable of fur nishing light of sufficient candle power to render any substantial ob- ject clearly discernable on level highway at least two hundred feet directly ahead and at the same time at least seven feet to the right of the axis of such vehicle for a distance of at least one hundred feet; provided that no front lamp capable of furnish ing more than four candle-power light shall be used if equipped with re- Hector, unless so designed, equipped or mounted that no portion of the beam of light when projected seventy five feet or more ahead of the lamps shall rise above 6 plane forty-two inches higher than the parallel with the level surface on which the vehicle stands; and provided, further, that no electric bulb or other lighting device of a greater capacity than thirty two candle-power shall be used, no matter how the same may be shaded, covered or obscured.
 b. "Side Lamps".
 Every trailer and semi-trailer, ex- cept small two-wheel trailers of 1000 pounds capacity or less lowed closely behind a motor vehicle ,and semi trailers when lowed alone, whose overall length, in both cases, includ- ing towing vehicles and load, does not exceed thirty feet, when on the high ways of this State at night shall carry at the front of it's left side one lamp capable of throwing white light vis- ible from both sides of such vehicle.
 c. "Rear Lamps".
 Every motor vehicle, tractor, trail CT Or semi-trailer when on the high ways of this State at night shall have |, on the rear thereof, and to the left of the axis thereof, one lamp display ing red light visible for a distance of at least one hundred feet behind such vehicle, provided that when a vehicle is used in conjunction with another vehicle or vehicles only the last of such vehicles shall be required to carry such a lamp. Every motor vehicle, tractor, trailer and semi trailer, when on the highways of this State at night shall carry a lamp Illuminating with white light the reg 1 istration plate of such vehicle so that the characters thereon shall be visible for distance of at least fifty feet.
 Any person violating any of the provisions of this section shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and punished by fine of not less than ten ($10) dollars nor mere than one hundred ($100) dollars.
 d. Whenever there is insufficient light to render clearly discernable a substantial object on the highway at a distance of two hundred feet ahead the operator of a vehicle shall light and keep lighted all the lamps witt which, under the provisions of this Act, said vehicle must be equipped provided that in the event of bona fide failure of one or. more lights tc work the operator may proceed to his destination, provided he sounds his horn or other signalling device once in every four hundred feet, and pro ceeds at rate of speed not greater | than ten (10) miles per hour to the nearest place where he can put his lamps in order. Spotlights used or vehicles having left-hand drive shal be placed on the left-hand side o1 such vehicles, and the rays of sucl spotlights shall not be thrown to the left of the center of the vehicle fol more than one hundred feet in ad vance thereof, while the vehicle is ir motion; spotlights used on vehicles having right-hand drive shall be plac ed on the right-hand side of sucl vehicle and the rays of .such spot light shall at all times be on the right of the center line of the car. Nc person shall turn off any of the lights of vehicle for the purpose of avoid ing arrest Or identification.
 | (e) All vehicles carrying poles ol other objects which project more thar five feet from the rear shall, during the period of from one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sun. rise, carry red light at or near the rear end of the pole, load, or other object so projecting. During the period of from one-half hour, before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset vehicles shall carry danger sigma at o1. near the rear end If tho ,,o1o