TITLE 11
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

CHAPTER 1
GENERAL TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

SECTION:

11-1-1: Definitions

11-1-2: Officers Authorized To Regulate Traffic

11-1-3: Limitations On Backing

11-1-4: Emergency Equipment, Right Of Way

11-1-5: Parking Lanes Designated

11-1-6: Parking Restrictions, Certain Vehicles

11-1-7: Compression Or Exhaust Brakes

11-1-8: Obstructing Streets Prohibited

11-1-9: Emerging From Alley Or Private Driveway

11-1-10: Driving On Right Side, Exceptions

11-1-11: Required Position And Method Of Turning At Intersections

11-1-12: Drivers Qualified Under State Laws

11-1-13: Vehicle Equipment

11-1-14: Accidents, Procedure

11-1-15: Interfering With Vehicles

11-1-16: Leaving Running Car Unattended

11-1-17: Compliance With Signs, Signals, Officers

11-1-18: Causing Injury To Pavement

11-1-19: U-Turns, Change Of Direction

11-1-20: Hitching Onto Vehicle

11-1-21: Impaired Visibility Of Driver

11-1-22: Persons In Or On Certain Vehicles Restricted

11-1-23: Following Fire Apparatus

11-1-24: Speed Restrictions

11-1-25: Reckless, Inattentive Driving

11-1-26: Driving Under Influence Of Liquor Or Drugs

11-1-27: Driving, Riding Vehicles On Sidewalks

11-1-28: Stop And Yield Signs

11-1-29: Penalty

11-1-30: Street Designations

11-1-1: DEFINITIONS:

DRIVER: Shall mean and include the operator of any such vehicle, the rider or driver of an animal, and the rider of a bicycle.

VEHICLE: Shall mean and include every device in, upon or by which any person or property is or may be transported or drawn on a public street, public way, alley or roadway, including self-propelled vehicles commonly referred to as motor vehicles, also including motorcycles, motor scooters and bicycles, but does not include or mean devices moved by human power or used exclusively upon stationary rails or tracks. (Ord. 217, 7-24-1969)

11-1-2: OFFICERS AUTHORIZED TO REGULATE TRAFFIC:

Drivers within the city limits must at all times comply with any direction by voice or hand of any member of the city or state police force or the sheriff of Gooding County, or his deputies, who are hereby given power and authority to regulate and control traffic to the extent of clearing any street, or part thereof, of vehicles and diverting traffic therefrom; also as to the placing, stopping, starting, approaching or departing of any vehicle from any place; and the manner of taking up or setting down passengers, loading or unloading goods in any place. (Ord. 217, 7-24-1969)