CHAPTER 404: ENFORCEMENT; IMPOUNDING

Section

404.01   Police may remove ignition key

404.02   Resisting an enforcing official

404.03   Road workers, motor vehicles and equipment excepted

404.04   Emergency, public safety and coroners’ vehicles excepted

404.05   Application to persons riding, driving animals upon roadway

404.06   Application to drivers of government vehicles

404.07   Impounding of vehicles; redemption

404.08   Traffic direction in emergencies; obedience to school guards

404.09   Furnishing false information incident to traffic citation

404.10   Duty to place and maintain traffic control devices

404.11   Closing of streets; marking of crosswalks, traffic lanes and no parking spaces

404.12   Enforcement of traffic law; emergencies

404.13   Notice of parking violations; procedure

404.14   Schedule of bail bonds or fines

404.15   Disposition of fines and bail

404.16   Enforcement of parking violations

404.17   Public service vehicles

404.99   Penalty

Cross-reference:

   Dereliction of duty, see § 654.12

   Disposition of property held by Police Department, see § 654.16

   Exceptions for emergency or public safety vehicles, see §§ 432.19, 434.08

   Failure to aid a law enforcement officer, see § 654.05

   Fees for police reports and other police services, see Chapter 208

   Limitation on criminal prosecutions, see § 606.06

   Parking violations waiver, see § 452.14

   Obstructing justice, see § 654.07

   Obstructing official business, see § 654.06

   Resisting arrest, see § 654.08

   Soliciting or receiving improper compensation, see § 654.11

   Suspension of riding privileges; impounding of bicycles, see § 444.10

Statutory reference:

   Arrest without warrant for misdemeanor, see R.C. § 2935.03

   Authority of arresting officer when radar, electrical or mechanical timing device used, see R.C. § 4511.091

   Burden of proof, see R.C. § 2901.05

   Discharge for delay in trial, see R.C. § 2945.73

   Disposition of unclaimed vehicles, see R.C. §§ 737.32, 4513.61 et seq.

   Distinctive uniform required for traffic officers, see R.C. § 4549.15

   Extension of time for hearing or trial, see R.C. § 2945.72

   Marking motor vehicles used by traffic officers, see R.C. § 4549.13

   Power of trial court of record to suspend license for certain violations, see R.C. §§ 4510.05, 4510.15

   Right of trial by jury, see R.C. § 2945.17

   Time within which hearing or trial must be held, see R.C. § 2945.71

   Uniform application of Ohio Traffic Law, see R.C. § 4511.06

   Use of private property for vehicular travel, see R.C. § 4511.08