Section
General Provisions
72.01 Funeral processions
72.02 Limitations on backing
72.03 Driving on sidewalks
72.04 Moving parked cars from curb
72.05 Driving on barricaded street
72.06 Riding on motorcycles
72.07 Controlled-access highways
72.08 Headlights to be dimmed on lighted streets
72.09 Following fire apparatus
72.10 Driving over fire hose; blocking equipment
72.11 Driving machinery over paved streets
72.12 Driving within lanes
72.13 Boarding or alighting from moving vehicle
72.14 Riding on certain parts of vehicle prohibited
72.15 Riding in or on vehicle without consent
72.16 Allowing parts of body to protrude from vehicle
72.17 Clinging to vehicles
72.18 Number of passengers in front seat
One-Way Streets and Alleys
72.25 Authority to erect signs
72.26 Movement of traffic
Speed Regulations
72.35 General speed regulations
72.36 Speed regulations on certain streets
72.37 Duty of driver to decrease speed
Stop or Yield Regulations
72.45 Through streets
72.46 Stop intersections
72.47 Vehicles to stop at stop signs
72.48 Emerging from alley, driveway, or building
72.49 Stop required when traffic obstructed
72.50 Yield intersections
Quiet Zones; Play Streets
72.55 Signs indicating quiet zones
72.56 Establishment of play streets
72.57 Unmuffled engine compression brakes
Turninq Movements
72.65 Required position method of turning intersections
72.66 Turning markers
72.67 Authority to place restricted turn signs
72.68 Obedience to no-turn signs
72.69 Limitations on turning around
72.70 Turning right on red signal
72.99 Penalty
GENERAL PROVISIONS
(A) No funeral procession containing 50 or more vehicles shall occupy or proceed along any street except in accordance with a permit issued by the Chief of Police and any other regulations as are set forth herein.
(B) Every vehicle in a funeral procession must have its headlights turned on for identification purposes. The procession shall travel as close together as possible in line, using the far right lane on laned highways. The funeral procession shall be routed along the safest direct route to the place of burial.
(C) It shall be unlawful for any person to break through a funeral procession or try to enter into the procession by passing from the rear of the procession, or otherwise interfering with the continuity of the procession. Cautious and respectful passing of the procession is not prohibited when two or more lanes are provided for travel in the same direction. However, it is prohibited when there is only one lane.
(D) Vehicles approaching a funeral procession from the opposite direction should cautiously and respectfully continue.
(E) A violation of this section is punishable as a misdemeanor.
(‘58 Code, § 16-28) (Am. Ord. 22-01, passed 1- 3-22) Penalty, see § 10.99
It shall be unlawful for the driver of a vehicle to back the vehicle into any intersection or over a crosswalk and, in any event or at any place, to back the vehicle unless the movement can be made in safety and unless the driver shall have given ample warning, either by hand, horn, or other signal, to those who may be behind. A violation of this section is punishable as a misdemeanor.
(‘58 Code, § 16-32) (Am. Ord. 22-01, passed 1- 3-22) Penalty, see § 10.99
It shall be unlawful for the driver of a vehicle to drive the vehicle within any sidewalk area, except at a permanent or temporary driveway. A violation of this section is punishable as a misdemeanor.
(‘58 Code, § 16-34) (Am. Ord. 22-01, passed 1- 3-22) Penalty, see § 10.99
The driver of a vehicle parked on a street, when moving the vehicle from the curb, shall move the vehicle out from the curb in the direction in which the vehicle is headed; or, if the vehicle is parked at an angle with the curb, he shall back the vehicle out at that angle until he has cleared other parked vehicles, at which time he may proceed in the desired direction. A violation of this section is punishable as a misdemeanor.
(‘58 Code, § 16-42) (Am. Ord. 22-01, passed 1- 3-22)
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