ARTICLE 371 Pedestrians

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CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA

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ARTICLE 371
Pedestrians

371.01 Compliance with traffic regulations.

371.02 Right of way in crosswalk.

371.03 Crossing roadway outside crosswalk.

371.04 Drivers to exercise due care.

371.05 Moving upon right half of crosswalk.

371.06 Walking along streets and highways; soliciting rides.

371.07 Persons working on streets and highways.

371.08 Protection of blind pedestrians.

371.09 Electric personal assistive mobility device.

371.99 Penalty.

CROSS REFERENCES

See sectional histories for similar State law

Pedestrian defined - see TRAF. 301.21

Pedestrians at traffic signal - see TRAF. 313.03

Pedestrian control signal - see TRAF. 313.04

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