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No person shall, when approaching an intersection, whether or not the intersection is equipped with traffic-control devices or signals, drive or operate a motor vehicle over, upon, across, or through an entrance, driveway, or premises at the intersection and on to the intersecting street, unless the entrance is clearly intended to be used by the general public for such purpose.
('73 Code, § 72.55) Penalty, see § 70.99
For all vehicles and trains of vehicles, excluding fire force apparatus, it shall be unlawful:
(A) To operate any vehicle or train of vehicles incapable of being turned upon a radius of 40 feet or less;
(B) To operate any vehicle longer than 35 feet, except motor vehicles of a passenger- bus type, whose length shall not exceed 48 feet;
(C) To operate any train of vehicles including more than two trailers, or more than one semitrailer and one other trailer;
(D) To operate any train of vehicles longer than 60 feet, except as is provided in division (F) of this section;
(E) To operate any train of vehicles consisting of a motor vehicle and a semitrailer, which train is longer than 45 feet;
(F) For the purposes of the traffic code, the length of a train of vehicles shall be taken as its overall length when coupled, and the length of a vehicle or train of vehicles shall be taken as the overall length of the vehicle or train of vehicles and of any projecting portion of its load.
('73 Code, § 71.11) Penalty, see § 70.99
It shall be unlawful to drive a vehicle upon any highway in a weaving or zigzag course, unless such irregular course is made necessary by traffic exigencies.
('73 Code, § 72.49) Penalty, see § 70.99
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