Mission By-law 1698-1987, s. 3.01 — Emergency Traffic Control A Peace Officer, District of Mission Fire Rescue Service member, Bylaw Enforcement Officer, or other authorized person in or about an emergency event, in order to expedite the flow of Traffic or safeguard pedestrians, may direct Traffic on any Highway in the vicinity of such event, and every pedestrian and every driver of any vehicle shall comply with such directions
Last checked
Indexed text
Emergency Traffic Control A Peace Officer, District of Mission Fire Rescue Service member, Bylaw Enforcement Officer, or other authorized person in or about an emergency event, in order to expedite the flow of Traffic or safeguard pedestrians, may direct Traffic on any Highway in the vicinity of such event, and every pedestrian and every driver of any vehicle shall comply with such directions.
Short excerpt. The rest of the text is on the official source.
Official source · Table of contents
Topics
Related sections
- 2.02 Definitions In this Bylaw, unless the context otherwise requires
- 2.02(a)
- 3.02 General Prohibitions Within any Highway, unless permitted by the Engineer, it shall be unlawful for any person to
- 3.02(a) General Prohibitions Within any Highway, unless permitted by the Engineer, it shall be unlawful for any person to
Other cities
To report a correction: info@bylawinsider.com. This link opens your mail program.
Unofficial copy for convenience; the official version governs. Official source
Short excerpts of a public bylaw PDF. The official PDF governs.