Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-05
BOOKLET TELLS
HOW T0AV0[D
JAIL S0JOURN
Tribune's Printing Department
Issues Leaflet on
Traffic Rules.

Keep out of JAIL" is the heading
OF a small leaflet being distributed
by The Tribune Printing & Supply
company for the aid of Great Falls
motorists. The leaflet carries a digest
of the city traffic ordinance and II
distributed free to all interested.
The printing of the leaflet, follow
ed the recent changes in the ordinance.
Many drivers, ever those who were
closely in touch with city legal mat
tiers have been found violating the new
rules. Written in simple language for
the convenience of the busy motorist,
the leaflet goes far t o live up to the
slogan. assist the city officers By
complying with the law"
The digest Of the city ordinance FOL-
lows:
Park parallel with the curb with
the wheels on the right hand side not
more than six inches from the curb
everywhere in the city except on Gem
trail venue and First avenue south
between Park drive and Ninth street,
Second avenue south between Park
drive and Seventh street, and on Sec
ond, Third, Fifth and Sixth streets
between Second avenue north and
Second avenue south where parking at
al dhSit VI 1c uCSitcc Will the CuED
with the front wheel on the right side
of the vehicle resting against the curb
is required.
Do not park within 10 feet of : fire
hydrant.
DO not park within Is feet of the
center line of the entrance or exit
of a theater.
DO not park within 40 feet of the
curbiine of a street intersection on
First avenue north, Central avenue or
First avenue south between Park drive
and Sixth street or on Park drive.
Second, Third. Fourth, Fifth or Sixth
streets between First avenue north
and First avenue south. CThe 40
foot limit is the first street light
post.)
DO not park on the left side of a
street.
do not leave a car parked without
stopping the motor and applying the
emergency brake. In electrically
driven vehicles the controller switch
should be locked and the key with
drawn.
DO not park SO as to obstruct a
cross walk or street intersection.
Not more than 10 miles per hour
nor less than five miles per hour on
the streets and avenues from First
avenue north to First avenue south.
both inclusive, and between Park drive
and Sixth street, both inclusive. (Ten
mile district.)
Not more than Is miles per hour
in any other part Of the city (Fifteen
mile district.l
Not more than IL miles per hour
IN passing a school or hospital. (Zones
of quiet}
Not more than five mites per hour
in passing a street car stopped or
o to stop to take on or discharge
passengers, and not closer than fivei
feet from the step of the street car.
Vehicles approaching from tha-
right at street intersections have the
right of way.
Keep to the right
Vehicles going in opposite direc-,
lions shall pass to the right.
vehicles o~vertaking vehiclea. ex-
cept q street car, shall pass to the
left OF such vehicle.
In turning to the left pass the
center of the street Intersection be-
fore making the turn.
In turning to the right keep chose
to the right
Give signal before stopping or
making a turn. farm straight out
indicates q turn toward the side on
which the driver Is seated. Describ-
ing circles with arm indicates a turn
in the opposite direction
do not stop to take on or dis
passengers except at the curb"