Mission By-law 1698-1987, s. 4.09 — Coasting It shall be unlawful for any person to operate any Cycle, Sleigh, or vehicle without using motive or human power, a manner known as coasting, upon any Highway, unless application therefore has been made in writing to, and has received the approval of Council, through the Engineer, prior to the event requiring such permission. This provision shall not apply to Cycles when coasting takes place as part of their normal operation on a Highway
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Coasting It shall be unlawful for any person to operate any Cycle, Sleigh, or vehicle without using motive or human power, a manner known as coasting, upon any Highway, unless application therefore has been made in writing to, and has received the approval of Council, through the Engineer, prior to the event requiring such permission. This provision shall not apply to Cycles when coasting takes place as part of their normal operation on a Highway.
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