The Coconino sun., 1924-05-02

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strueted and placed that the num-
Der of plate carried on the rear of
such automobile or trailer shall be
illuminated by white light in such
manner that the number thereon can
be plainly distinguished under nor
NAL atmospheric conditions at dis
tance of not less than SO feet toward
! the rear; provided, however, that
where more than one trailer is at
/ tached to motor vehicle, only the
rear trailer shall be required to ex-
hibit such light.
HORSE DRAWN VEHICLES At
the times and under the conditions in
this section hereinbefore specified, all
other vehicles, except bicycles, motor
cycles and motor trucks of two tons
carrying capacity or over which are
so governed or mechanically con-
structed or controlled that they can
not exceed a speed of Is miles an
hour, shall carry one or more lighted
red lamps or lanterns SO arranged
that said red lamp or lamps shall be
visible from every direction for dis
tance of not less than 200 feet.
OBJ
BICYCLES: At the times and un-
der the conditions in this Section
hereinbefore specified, every bicycle
while on the public highway shall
carry a lighted lamp visible under
normal atmospheric conditions at
least 900 feet in the direction toward
which such bicycle is faced, and shall
also carry at the rear of such bicycle
reflex mirror or lighted lamp ex-
hibiting a red light plainly visible un-
der normal atmospheric conditions for
distance of at least 200 feet toward
the rear.
(C)
MOTORCYCLES: At the time and
under the conditions in this section
hereinbefore specified, every motor
cycle while on the public highway
shall carry at the front at least one
lighted lamp which shall give light
of sufficient power and 50 distributed
as provided in subdivision '(F), and
shall also carry at the rear of such
motorcycle lighted lamp, exhibiting
a red light, plainly visible under nor
NAL atmospheric conditions for a dis
tance Of at least 200 feet toward the
rear.
(D)
MOTOR TRUCKS: At the time and
under the conditions in this section
hereinbefore specified, every motor
truck of two tons carrying capacity
or over, which is so governed or me-
chanically constructed or controlled
that it cannot exceed speed of Is
miles per hour, shall carry at the
front at least two lighted lamps which
shall be visible at least 200 feet in
the direction in which the motor truck
is proceeding, and when the vehicle is
proceeding on a street or highway not
so lighted as to reveal any person,
vehicle or substantial object on the
street or highway straight ahead of
such motor truck for distance of
at least 200 feet, such front light
shall be sufficient to reveal any per-
son, vehicle or substantial object on
the road straight ahead for distance
of rs feet or over, and shall be equip |
ped with tail light such as is re-
quired on other motor vehicles.
(E)
OVERHANGING LOADS: In any
case where motor or ether vehicle
shall be loaded with any material in
such a manner that any portion of |
such load extends toward the rear
four feet or more beyond the rear of
the bed or body Of such vehicle, there |
shall be displayed at the extreme end
of the load, at the times and under
the conditions in this Section herein
before specified, in addition to the
ordinary rear or tail light hereinbe-
fore required to be displayed on such
vehicle, a red light plainly visible un-
der normal atmospheric conditions at
least 200 feet from the rear; provid- |
ed, further, that at other times while |
such vehicle is upon the highway a
red flag or cloth not less than 16 |
inches in length nor less than 16
inches in width shall be displayed at |
the extreme rear end of said load as
a warning signal to persons operating |
vehicles approaching from the rear.
(F)
HEADLIGHTS At the times and |
under the conditions in this section /
hereinbefore specified the headlights
of all automobiles upon the streets
shall give a light of sufficient power