The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26

the vehicle of which he is in charge to re- main upon be driven along any street as to unreasonably blockade or obstruct traffic.
 Sec 7S. DRIVING DISTANCE FROM yE- HICLES
 It shall be unlawful for any driver to op- crate the vehicle of which he is in charge at a. distance nearer than three (3) feet be- tween the front end of his vehicle and the rear of the vehicle immediately proceeding him.
 HANDLE BARS
 It shall be unlawful for any person to ride bicycle or drive motor cycle without his hands on the handle bars thereof
 Sec. so CARRYING PERSONS ON BE- CYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.
 It shall be unlawful for any person riding bicycle or driving or operating motorcycle of less than three wheels to carry any other person thereon except upon a seat in the rear of the rider driver of such vehicle, and no person so riding or driving shall occupy any movable seat seat cushion or saddle of a temporary character, in front of the seat designed and intended for his use
 TERIES
 It shall be unlawful for any person to drive, propel or operate upon along any drivway in any cemetery in the City of Juneau any vehicle carrying, or ordinarily used in carry ing merchandise, goods materials. tools, or rubbish. or any market wagon. milk wagon dirt cart. moving van. dray, truck other commercial vehicle. provided. that this section shall not apply to any hearse vehicle being part of funeral procession shall it apply to vehicles employed on City business.
 STREETS
 It shall be unlawful for any person having charge of any vehicle ordinarily drawn by horses to allow such vehicle to remain in any street unless such vehicle has horses attached thereto; nor shall any person having charge of a trailer allow such trailer to remain in any street unless attached to the vehicle by which it may be propelled or drawn: pro vided. that in case of accident. such vehicle may be moved to the side of the street and if good and sufficient red light signal be displayed at both ends thereof during the hours of darkness. may remain upon the streets for period of not exceeding twenty four t2D hours pending removei for repairs
 Sec. s3. FRIGHTENING HORSES
 It shall be unlawful for any person driving or operating motor vehicle on approa ching any vehicle drawn by a horse or any horse upon which any person is riding to fail to exercise reasonable precaution to prevent Frightening of any such horse. If such horse app appears frightened, the person in control of said motor vehicle shall reduce the speed thereof and if requested by the raising of the hand or other signal of the driver of such horse shall bring such motor vehicle to A full stop and shall not proceed farther unless such movement may be necessary to avoid ac- cident or injury or unless such horse appears 10 be under the control of its rider or driver
 Sec. s4. ACCIDENTS AND COLLISIONS
 II shall be the duty of every person oper- atlng or driving any motor vehicle or riding or driving any animal upon the public streets and coming in contact with any pedestrian vehicle or other subject such street to stop and render such aid and assista nee as may be Teouired' and case of injury to any person or damage to any vehicle property it shaf be the duty of the driver of either vehicle or any occupant thereof to furnish the driver of the other vehicle or any occ,ipant of such ye- hicle or any witness to the accident, or in case of an injured pedestrian to such pedes- trian or witness the license number of his vehicle. the true name and address of the owner, the address and name of the driver, and the name and address of each occupant Of such vehicle and 1t shall likewise be the duty of any witness of any such accident to furnish to the driver or occupant of any such ye- hicle or to any other person concerned in said accident. upon request. his name and ad- dress; and it shall be unlawful for either party to collision. whether resulting from a mistake in judgment or arising from acci- dent. to move away from the place of such collision without complying with this section None of the information required by this sec tion to be given shall be construed as fixing liability or fault or negligence of either party but 1t shall be a of Identification of the facts and circumstances only.
 Sec. s5. REPORTING ACCIDENTS
 It shall be the duty of every person operat- ing or driving any vehicle upon the public streets, within twenty-four (24) hours after causing injury to any person or damage to any vehicle or property. to report the same to the Chief of Police giving the information ob- tained as provided in the proceeding section
 Sec S6. ROLLER SKATING AND COAST ING
 It shall be unlawful for any person to en- gage in any sport. amusement exercise or ride in or upon any toy vehicle. or roller skates when ,so doing would be likely. t6 frighten horses or to interfere with or inter rupt the passage of vehicles. or which would be likely to result in injury to those so en- gagged in riding.
 Sec ST. CATCHING HOLD OF VEHICLES
 It shall be unlawful for any person to take hold of any vehicle for the purpose of being drawn along by such vehicle.
 Sec 8s DANGEROUS STREETS
 Whenever the construction conditions of any section of street is such that the opera ton there on of vehicle weighing more than two thousand (2000) pounds per axle. count. ing the load. would have tendency to per- manentiy injure destroy the surface of such section of such street, it shall be the duty of the Street Commissioner having de- termined this fact upon investigation. to forthwith erect and conspicuously post thereon signs warning all persons against operating thereon any vehicle In excess of such weight and it shall be unlawful thereafter to operate thereon any such vehicle Sec. 89. DEFACING OR DESTROYING PUBLIC TRAFFIC SIGNS.
 It shall be unlawful to remove, deface nut Hate disturb or destroy any public traffic signs pacard. sign board, guide post or mile stone, or other similar direction or traffic sign, or any traffic signs, placard, sign board