Culver City Municipal Code Ch. 7.04 Bicycles

Section

Traffic Regulations

Bicycle Dealers

Cross-reference:

Curb markings to indicate parking regulations, see § 7.01.240

§§ 7.04.005—7.04.245 RESERVED.

TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

A. No person shall ride a bicycle upon a sidewalk within any business district or upon the sidewalk adjacent to any public school building, church, recreation center or playground or upon a walkway specifically designated by resolution of the City Council as closed to all vehicular or bicycle traffic.

B. Whenever any person is riding a bicycle upon a sidewalk such person shall yield the right-of-way to any pedestrian and when overtaking and passing a pedestrian, after giving an audible signal, shall at all times pass to the left of such pedestrian.

('65 Code, § 8-27) (Ord. No. CS-100 § 51; Ord. No. CS-639 § 1)

§§ 7.04.255—7.04.395 RESERVED.

BICYCLE DEALERS

All persons engaged in the business of buying or receiving on consignment secondhand bicycles or secondhand bicycle frames shall make a daily report to the Chief of Police upon forms provided for that purpose by the Police Department. All junk dealers who purchase or otherwise acquire any bicycle or bicycle frame as junk, or otherwise, shall report such acquisition to the Chief of Police on such forms within 24 hours thereafter, and shall not sell or otherwise dispose of any bicycle or bicycle frame within 21 days after such article has been purchased or received.

('65 Code, § 8-32) (Ord. No. CS-100 § 71)

In addition to any other reports required by the provisions of this Chapter, all persons engaged in the business of selling new or secondhand vehicles, or bicycle frames, shall make a daily report to the Chief of Police. Any junk dealer who sells or otherwise disposes of any bicycle, bicycle frame, or other part thereof, as junk, or otherwise, shall report such disposition to the Chief of Police within 24 hours thereafter.

('65 Code, § 8-33) (Ord. No. CS-100 § 72)

All reports required by this Chapter shall be in writing and shall show:

A. The name and address of the person from whom or to whom such bicycle frame was purchased, consigned, or otherwise acquired, sold or otherwise disposed of.

B. The description of each such bicycle or bicycle frame.

C. The frame number thereof.

D. The number of the license plate, if any, which was acquired thereto.

E. Such other information as the Chief of Police requires.

('65 Code, § 8-34) (Ord. No. CS-100 § 73)