The Coconino sun., 1924-05-23

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or other vehicle upon any public
street and approaching any vehicle
drawn by a horse or horses or any
horse upon which any person is rid
ing, shall operate, manage and con-
troll such vehicle in such manner as
to exercise every reasonable precau-
tion to prevent the frightening of
such horse or horses and to insure
the safety of any person riding or
driving the same.
(H)
SAME: The operator of any vehicle
shall not operate or drive the same
so as to pass or overtake any other
vehicle going in the same direction
at any street or railroad intersection
unless directed so to do by traffic
or police officer, or railroad crossing
watchmen, when one is located there.
ID
POSITION WHEN MOVING
SLOWLY: The person in control of
any vehicle moving slowly along any
street shall keep such vehicle as
closely as practicable to the right
hand curb of such street, allowing the
more swiftly moving vehicles reason
ably free passage to the left.
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SIGNALS WHEN TURNING,
STOPPING OR CHANGING
COURSE: The person in charge of
any vehicle in or upon any public
street, before turning, stopping or
changing the course of such vehicle,
and before turning such vehicle when
starting the same, shall see first that
there is sufficient space for such
movement to be made in safety, and
if the movement or operation of other
vehicles may reasonably be affected
by such turning, stopping or chang
ing of course, shall give plainly vis-
ible signal to the person operating,
driving or in charge of such We
hicles of his intention so to turn,
stop or change his course, either by
the use of his hand and arm, which
shall be visible from the rear, or by
the use of an approved mechanical or
electrical device.
SAME: When the signal required
by this section is given by the use
of the hand and arm the intention to
turn such vehicle toward the left shall
be indicated by extending the hand
and arm horizontally from and be
yond the side of the vehicle toward
which the turn is to be made and the
intention to turn toward the right
shall be indicated by, extending the
hand and arm vertically with the hand
pointing upward from the side oppo-
site the direction to which the turn
is to be made; when the. signal to be
given is to- indicate the intention of
a vehicle to stop or to abruptly or
suddenly check its speed, such signal,
if given with the hand and arm, shall
be given by extending the hand and
arm out from and beyond either side
of the vehicle and pointed in down
ward direction.
(K)
TURNING BETWEEN INTER
SECTIONS: No vehicles except
those operated by the fire department
or police department shall, within the
business district, be turned so as to
proceed in the opposite direction ex-
cept at street intersection. In so
turning, vehicles shall pass beyond
and around the center of the street
intersection.
(L)
SIRENS, BY WHOM USED: Po-
lice and fire department vehicles and
ambulances shall at all times be
equipped with siren, and it shall be
unlawful for any other vehicle to be
so equipped with, or to use, such de-
vice.
(Ml
RIGHT OF WAY BY AMBU-|
LANCE, POLICE AND FIRE DE-
PARTMENT: Ambulances and We
hicles Of the police or fire depart
ment shall in all cases, while being
operated as SUCH. have the right of
way over all other. vehicles with due
regard to the safety of the public;
but this provision shall not protect
the driver or operator Of such ve-
hicle from the consequences of the
arbitrary exercise of this right, nor
shall it be construed as permitting
the violation by the operator Of any
such vehicle of any Of the provisions
of Section Of this Ordinance, except
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