Mission By-law 1698-1987, s. 12.04(a) — Speed Limits in Vicinity The driver of a vehicle shall not cause or permit the vehicle to pass or operate within 100 m of a stopped or Parked
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Speed Limits in Vicinity The driver of a vehicle shall not cause or permit the vehicle to pass or operate within 100 m of a stopped or Parked:
- Utility Vehicle,
- (b) tow car, or;
- (c) Emergency Vehicle; at a speed exceeding 30 km per hour when the stopped or Parked vehicle is displaying flashing amber, red, or blue lights. PART THIRTEEN - PARADES AND FUNERALS
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- 12.03 Other Vehicles in Vicinity of Emergency Vehicles No person driving or operating any vehicle, except such vehicles as are conveying authorized persons who may have duties to perform in connection with the emergency, shall follow closer than within 150 m of such Emergency Vehicle
- 12.04 Speed Limits in Vicinity The driver of a vehicle shall not cause or permit the vehicle to pass or operate within 100 m of a stopped or Parked
- 13.01 Parades - Authorization No Parade shall be held unless application therefor has been made in writing to, and receives the approval of the Council, through the Engineer, by the parade marshal, organizer or other person in charge thereof, at least three months before the Parade commences, provided that such application shall specify the name of the individual designated as parade marshal, the nature of the Parade, the day and hour which such Parade is to be held, the place or places of formation or commencement thereof, the route intended to be taken and the point of disbandment thereof
- 13.02 Parade Marshal The parade marshal shall be the person responsible for organizing and controlling a Parade
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