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CITY OF DALLAS, TEXAS CODE OF ORDINANCES
CHARTER of THE CITY OF DALLAS, TEXAS
VOLUME I
PREFACE
CHAPTER 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER 2 ADMINISTRATION
CHAPTER 3 ADVERTISING
CHAPTER 4 RESERVED
CHAPTER 5 AIRCRAFT AND AIRPORTS
CHAPTER 5A AIR POLLUTION
CHAPTER 6 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
CHAPTER 6A AMUSEMENT CENTERS
CHAPTER 7 ANIMALS
CHAPTER 7A ANTI-LITTER REGULATIONS
CHAPTER 8 BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
CHAPTER 8A BOARDING HOME FACILITIES
CHAPTER 9 BICYCLES
CHAPTER 9A BILLIARD HALLS
CHAPTER 9B BUILDING SECURITY
CHAPTER 9C RESERVED
CHAPTER 10 RESERVED
CHAPTER 10A RESERVED
CHAPTER 10B RESERVED
CHAPTER 11 CEMETERIES AND BURIALS
CHAPTER 12 CITY YOUTH PROGRAM STANDARDS OF CARE
CHAPTER 12A CODE OF ETHICS
CHAPTER 12B CONVENIENCE STORES
CHAPTER 13 COURTS, FINES AND IMPRISONMENTS
CHAPTER 13A DALLAS TRANSIT SYSTEM
CHAPTER 14 DANCE HALLS
CHAPTER 14A RESERVED
CHAPTER 14B EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 15 RESERVED
CHAPTER 15A ELECTIONS
CHAPTER 15B EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY CONTRACT COMPLIANCE
CHAPTER 15C EMERGENCY REPORTING EQUIPMENT AND PROCEDURES
CHAPTER 15D EMERGENCY VEHICLES
CHAPTER 16 DALLAS FIRE CODE
CHAPTER 17 FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS
CHAPTER 18 MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTES
CHAPTER 19 HEALTH AND SANITATION
CHAPTER 19A RESERVED
CHAPTER 20 EARNED PAID SICK TIME
CHAPTER 20A FAIR HOUSING AND MIXED INCOME HOUSING
CHAPTER 21 RESERVED
CHAPTER 22 RESERVED
CHAPTER 23 RESERVED
CHAPTER 24 LIBRARY
CHAPTER 25 LOAN BROKERS
CHAPTER 25A MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENTS
CHAPTER 26 RESERVED
CHAPTER 27 MINIMUM PROPERTY STANDARDS
CHAPTER 28 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
VOLUME II
VOLUME III
ARTICLE XVII.
STREETCAR REGULATIONS.
SEC. 28-193.   DEFINITIONS.
   In this article:
   (1)   LOADING AND UNLOADING means the transfer of persons or property between a vehicle or streetcar and the curb, or between a vehicle or streetcar and a nearby building.
   (2)   MOTORMAN means an employee of a streetcar company who controls the movement of a streetcar.
   (3)   STREETCAR means a vehicle used for transporting persons or property that is operated upon rails within a public right-of-way and can be either self-powered or powered by overhead electrical cables. A trolley is considered a streetcar for the purposes of this chapter.
   (4)   STREETCAR COMPANY means any person licensed by the city to operate a streetcar within the city.
   (5)   STREETCAR STOP means an area in the public right-of-way reserved for the exclusive use of streetcars during the loading or unloading of passengers or property.
   (6)   STREET RAILROAD means any rail or appurtenance located within a public right-of-way that is authorized by the city to be used for streetcars. (Ord. Nos. 20329; 32488)
SEC. 28-194.   AUTHORITY OF THE DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION.
   The director of transportation shall administer and enforce this article and otherwise exercise direction and control over the operation of all streetcars in the city in accordance with city ordinances, the city charter, and other applicable law and with any license issued to a streetcar company by the city. (Ord. Nos. 20329; 22026; 28424; 30239; 30654)
SEC. 28-195.   OPERATION OF STREETCARS AND OTHER VEHICLES.
   (a)   When overtaking and passing on the right side of a streetcar that is approaching or stopped at a designated streetcar stop, a driver of a vehicle shall stop at least five feet from the rear of the streetcar and proceed only when safe, allowing pedestrians the right- of-way.
   (b)   A person commits an offense if he stops, stands, or parks any vehicle other than a streetcar at a designated streetcar stop or between the right curb and a designated streetcar stop.
   (c)   An operator of a streetcar may not stop the streetcar at any location other than a designated streetcar stop, except in an emergency or when complying with other traffic regulations. Streetcar passengers shall be loaded and unloaded only at a designated streetcar stop. (Ord. 20329)
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