(A) Elkhart County does not designate any county highways for the operation of vehicles under I.C. 14-16-1-20(a)(3). Except as specified in I.C. 14-16-1-20(a)(2) (regarding the crossing of highways), I.C. 14-16-1-20(a)(4) (regarding authorization by law enforcement officers in emergencies), and I.C. 14-16-1-20(a)(5) (regarding special events), as now in effect and as from time to time hereafter amended, no vehicle may be operated on the traveled part of any county highway or street.
(B) No vehicle may be operated in the public county rights-of-way or county-owned real property for the highways and streets listed in Ch. 76, Sch. VIII, except as provided in Ch. 76, Sch. VIII. For public rights of way or county-owned real property for highways and streets not listed in Ch. 76, Sch. VIII, vehicles may be operated on the public right-of-way or county-owned real property adjacent to the traveled part of the public highway, except a limited access highway, if there is sufficient width to operate at a reasonable distance off and away from the traveled part and in a manner so as not to endanger life or property.
(C) When more than one vehicle is present, the vehicles must travel in single file. Vehicles traveling in single file may not pass or overtake any other vehicle.
(D) No person may load or unload vehicles on the traveled part of any county highway.
(Prior Code, § 14-16-2-23) (Ord. passed 10-17-1976, 30 COM REC 247-248; Ord. 30-190, passed 12-20-1976, 30 COM REC 190; Order of 12-5-1977, 31 COM REC 304-305; Ord. passed 2-4-1980, 80 COM REC 56-57; Ord. 84-710, passed 11-5-1984, 84 COM REC 710-711) Penalty, see § 74.99
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Off-road vehicles and snowmobiles, see Ch. 76, Sch. VIII