Cambridge By-law 22-044, s. 2 — For every highway designated as a "through highway", a stop sign or a yield sign shall be erected facing approaching traffic on the roadway intersecting the "through highway"
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For every highway designated as a "through highway", a stop sign or a yield sign shall be erected facing approaching traffic on the roadway intersecting the "through highway".
PART X - INTERSECTION STOP SIGNS Stop signs shall be erected at the intersections named or described in Schedule 12 of this by-law, facing the traffic travelling in the direction specified therein. PART XI - INTERSECTION YIELD SIGNS Yield signs shall be erected:
- a) at the intersections named or described in Schedule 13 of this by-law, facing the traffic travelling in the direction specified therein; and
- b) at roundabouts facing the traffic entering on all approaches. PART XII - MOTOR VEHICLE MOVEMENTS
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