The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26


 conditions at least five hundred t5oo) feet in advance of the motor vehicle; provided, furth- that it shall be unlawful to display any light showing red to the front of any motor vehicle.
 Every motor vehicle, the body or load of which exceeds six (6) feet in width shall exhibit during the period from one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise in addition to the above required lights. white light on the left side of the machine defining the limit of the body of the machine overhanging load. if any there be. and beyond the outside thereof so fixed or carried that the light therefrom may be seen both from the front and rear of said motor vehicle.
 Every vehicle or trailer carrying a load which projects over the rear end three (3) feet shall display red light during the period from one-half hour after sunset to half hour before sunrise, and shall display red flag at all other times. the extreme end of such projecting load.
 Sec. 65. CANDLE POWER OF LIGHTS
 It shall be unlawful to install light of more than twenty-seven (27) candle-powe in any motor vehicle head lamp equipped with reflector, or to use on motor vehicle of any kind operated upon the public streets other places of the City of Juneau open to the pub lie for the use of vehicles any lighting device of over four O cande-power equipped with reflector. unless the shall be de- signed, defected or ranged as to defect diffuse the light and to produce sufficient light to reveal objects at least one hundred fifty Q50) feet ahead thereof and ten CO) feet on either side of the center light of said
 
 feet in front thereof and in such manner that the beam of light therefrom. when meas ured seventy-fve (75) feet more ahead of the lamps shall not rise above forty-two (42l inches from the level surface on which the vehicle stands under all conditions of road.
 The term beam of light shall be , strued to mean reflected rays of light which are projected approximately parallel to the optical axis of the reflector light shall be deemed "diffused" when produced by head lamp which has the entire surface of the glass front etched, ground and blasted, or So formed that the light emitted therefrom it tirely dispersed
 The above provisions of this Ordinance shall not apply to spot lights. but all spot lights shall be so directed that the beam of light therefrom shall strike the roadway at point at least six 0) feet to the right and not than seventy-fve (75) feet in front thereof when approaching a vehicle.
 In any prosecution under this Ordinance the candle power indicated on the head light bulb from any electric head lamp shall be and con stitute prma facie evidence of the light candle power of such head lamp.
 Sec. 66 WHEN LIGHTS NOT REQUIRED.
 No lights shall be required to be displayed on any vehicle while the same is not in opera tion. provided that wheel of such standing vehicle nearest the sidewalk is located within twelve G2) inches of such sidewalk
 Sec. 67. STANDING ON TENDERS.
 II shall be unlawful for any person to drive vehicle while anyone is standing or sitting wholly or in part upon the step, lenders or running board thereof when the same is so loaded as to interfere with the free full and reauy access 10 the controlling mechanism thereof
 Sec 6s DOORS CLOSED
 It shall be unlawful for any person to drive any vehicle unless the doors thereof
 Sec ss, DRIVERS VIEW oBsTRUcTED
 It shall be unlawful for any person to drive any vehicle that is enclosed. constructed or loaded as to prevent the driver thereof from having clear and unobstructed view of the front, rear and on both sides; provided that such view to the rear shall not be required je ali ad tp ch xyat,i rIo t,,ir- TOT or such kind and placed that the driver may see therein the reflection of the street for distance of at least two hundred (2O0) feet behind such vehicle.
 Sec. TO- EXPERIENCING LOAD.
 If shall be unlawful for any to drive vehicle with any rods. pipes. pillars lumber similar projections extending be- yond the uniform width of the vehicle overhanging load.
 Sec. 71. TOWING TRAILERs
 It shall be unlawful for any person to .drive vehicle to which trailer is attached Miess the same be closely coupled; and if the trailer be four t4) wheeler. there be person upon and in charge thereof.
 Sec 72 TOWING VEHICLES.
 It shall be unlawful for any person driy- ing motor vehicle to tow more than one other vehicle. and the connection shall not be longer than sixteen (16) feet The vehicle be- ing lowed shall be in charge of driver and shall display lights and be equipped with brakes in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance.
 Sec. 7s. SPELLING OR DROPPING LOAD.
 
 hauling to permit the vehicle of which he is in charge. to spill drop or lose any portion of it's load.
 Sec. 74 sPEr'D CONTESTS FORBIDDEN It shall be unlawful for any person or per- sons to engage in. conduct. manage. or in- stigate any race, speed trial speed contest upon any of the public streets within the cor porate limits of the City of Juneau.
 Sec. 75 VEHICLES PASSING ON HILLS. Jt shall be unlawful for the driver of any vehicle to pass vehicle headed in the same direction just before reaching the crest of a hill or on curve at any point where the view ahead is in anywise obstructed. or while the vehicle ahead is crossing waiting to cross or is turning about to turn into an fntersecting street
 Sec 7s. ENTERING STREET FROM POINT OTHER THAN STREET INTER- SECTION.
 It shall be unlawful for any driver to enter any street from any point other than street intersection at rate of speed faster than five (5) miles pr hour. without first at tractine the attention of passing pedestrians and and vehicles signalling with seanang de. apply to thefFfre end Police Departments of See aa. JbBsTRucrING TRAPr4c.s It shall be unlawful for any driver to allow