Chapter VIII — TRAFFIC AND MOTOR VEHICLES ¹

1 Editor’s Note: For the statutory provisions authorizing local traffic and highway regulations and related regulations, See Vehicle Code, §21100ff. For the provisions authorizing local authorities to place and maintain traffic-control devices as required by statute or as necessary to implement statutes or local ordinances, see Vehicle Code, §21351. For the authority to designate any highway under local jurisdiction a through highway and to erect stop signs at entrances thereto, see Vehicle Code, §21354. For the provisions allowing a local authority to raise a statutory special limit on nonstate highways, streets and roads, see Vehicle Code, §22357. For the provisions limiting downward speed zoning, see Vehicle Code, §22358.5. For the provision allowing local authority to limit speeds on local bridges and special structures, see Vehicle Code, §§22403 and 22404. For the provisions requiring local authority to submit all ordinances regulating stopping and standing of vehicles on State highways to the State Highway Department, see Vehicle Code, §22506. For the provision authorizing local control of parking on nonstate streets and highways, see Vehicle Code, §§22502(c) and 22507; for provisions concerning establishment of parking meter zones, see §22508; for provisions concerning parking on hills, see §22509. For the provisions authorizing local control of off-street parking, see Vehicle Code, §22519. For the provisions regulating local ordinances dealing with removal of abandoned vehicles from highways, see Vehicle Code, §22652. For the provisions pertaining to the local regulations of bicycles, see Vehicle Code, §21206. For the provisions authorizing local authorities to increase or decrease maximum allowed weight on any local street or highway, see Vehicle Code, §35700ff. For the provisions relating to highways generally, see Streets and Highways Code, §900ff. For the provisions relating to special permits and agreements between local officials and an applicant to move a vehicle in violation of established regulations, see Vehicle Code, §35780ff.

8-1.1 Purpose of Section

• 8-1.2 Establishment of Regulations

• 8-1.3 Standards

• 8-1.4 Adoption and Posting

• 8-1.5 Numbering and Filing of Adoption Resolutions

• 8-1.6 Penalty for Violation

8-2.1 Parking on Hills

• 8-2.2 Parking of Commercial Vehicles

• 8-2.3 Parking: Seventy-two or More Consecutive Hours

• 8-2.4 Parking: In Marked Spaces

• 8-2.5 Parking: Removal of Parked Vehicles

8-3—8-4 RESERVED

8-5.1 Definitions

• 8-5.2 Prohibition of Use of the Town Streets

• 8-5.3 Through Truck Route Established

• 8-5.4 Weigh-In

8-5.5 Exceptions

8-5.6 Penalty

8-6—8-17 RESERVED

8-18.1 Findings and Declaration of Intent

8-18.2 Definitions

8-18.3 Parking, Prohibited on Residential Streets

8-18.4 Exceptions

8-18.5 Posting Signs

8-18.6 Enforcement

8-19.1 Parking on Town Property

8-19.2 Penalties

8-20—8-22 RESERVED

8-23.1 Purpose

8-23.2 Goal

8-23.3 Objective

• 8-30.1 Title, Purpose, Exemptions

• 8-30.2 Definitions

• 8-30.3 Permits

• 8-30.4 Compliance Cards

• 8-30.5 Fees

• 8-30.6 Personnel Standards

• 8-30.7 Permit Suspension or Revocation

• 8-30.8 Emergency Response

• 8-30.9 Miscellaneous Provisions

• 8-30.10 Enforcement

TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT

RIGHTS-OF-WAY

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AMBULANCES¹

1 Editor’s Note: For the statutory provisions regarding the licensing of private ambulances, see Vehicle Code, §2510 ff; for the authority of local agencies to impose stricter regulations, see Vehicle Code, §2512(b); for authority of local agencies to license and regulate the operation of vehicles for hire, see Vehicle Code, §16501; for statutory requirements for resuscitation equipment for ambulances, see Vehicle Code, §2418.5; for the provisions regarding liability for resuscitation attempts, see Vehicle Code, §165.5.