Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-30
al Within an intersection.
b Within an alley.

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nal:
(al Within an intersection.
OBJ Within an alley.
(c5 On a c~rosswalk.
Id Upca the approach to an in
tersecticn, within is feet OF
the inside boundary line of
the sidewalk. or, ( no side
walk is in place, within ~
feet Of the intersecting roau-
way, except that this pro-
vision shall not apply at
alleys.
(e) Within is feet of the drive
way entrance to any fire
station.
~ Within 10 feet Of a fire hyd-
rant.
(g) In front Of a private drive
way.
(h) On a sidewalk.
ID Alongside or opposite any
street excavation or con-
struction when such stand
ing or parking would OBJ
struct traffic.
ID In any space designated by
the city council as Re
served Space and which
has been marked by signs
and standards as required
by the provisions of this or
dinance.
Section 2. 1t shall be unlawful to
park any vehicle on any avenue or
street for any purpose whatsoever SO
that any part of such vehicle extends
into the avenue or street to a point
nearer than eight feet to the center
of the venue or street
Section 3. It shall be unlawful to
park any vehicle OF any Of he
streets or avenues of said city for
any purpose. other than parallel with
The curb, and said vehicle shall be
parked along curbs with both right
xnhnaf~ Anne fhn rt1rh within dnntU.
mated spaces.
Section 4. No vehicle shall be
parked continuously at any one place
upon any avenue or street Of the city
of Red Lodge for a longer period than
three hours.
Section s. No vehicle shall remain
backed up to the curb except while
actually loading, or unloading with
out first obtaining a permit from the
Chief Of Police Of said city, and in
no case longer thar the actual load
ing or unloading requires. II the We
hicle be horse-driven the horse or
horses shall be turned at right angle
to the vehicle and in the direction
with the traffic on that side of the
avenue or street.
Section 6. No vehicle except when
actually engaged In loading or un-
loading some commodity, shall be
parked In any alley without a special
written permit from the Chief of
Police. No vehicle shall stop in or
so occupy any alley as to prevent the
free passage through the same OF
other vehicles
Section 4. No driver of any motor
vehicle shall leave such vehicle stand
ing or parked while the engine Is
running, unless some person Is in
such vehicle, in charge thereof.
Section 8. No vehicle, unless in an
emergency or to ALLOW another We
hicle or pedestrian to cross its path,
shall stop in any avenue or street ex-
cept at the right-hand curb thereof,
nor SO as to obstruct any crossing.
Section 9. No vehicle shall be
parked with the left side thereof to
the curb.
Section 10. No vehicle shall be
stopped or parked in such manner as
to obstruct any crossing, or In such
manner as to block or interfere with
the free use Of any alley or private
driveway.
Section II. No vehicle shall be
parked upon any avenue or street
nearer thar ten feet to the corner OF
any city block, nor in such position
to the curb as to prevent another al
ready at such curb from moving
away.
Section 70. No vehicle shall be
parked within ten feet of any fire
hydrant unless In charge of some
person who can Immediately move
such vehicle in case Of necessity.
Section 10. When avenue or street
traffic is unusual, or when public
safety requires, the Police Depart
ment may indicate such other places
within the city where no parking
shall be allowed.
Section IA. No truck that meas
ures 10 feet or more in length shall
at any time be parked on the pave
ment Of Broadway Avenue Of said
city.
Section Is. II shall be unlawful for
any person, firm, or corporation TO
use or occup any portion OF Broad
way Avenue for the purpose OF set
ting up, assembling, experimenting
with, overhauling or repairing any
engine or machinery OF any sort or
any Implements, vehicles or motor
vehicles or washing any vehicle.