Mission By-law 1698-1987, s. 4.07 — Broadcasting or Noise Making Devices
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Broadcasting or Noise Making Devices
No person shall operate upon a vehicle any loudspeaker or other noise-making device upon the streets of the District for advertising or other purposes, unless permission has been applied for and granted, through the Engineer.
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- 4.05 Driving Over Sidewalks
- 4.06 Vehicle Warning Devices No person operating a motor vehicle within the District of Mission shall sound or cause to be sounded a horn or other warning device except when necessary to warn a person or animal of probable danger. No person being the owner of a motor vehicle equipped with an intruder alarm shall permit the alarm to operate in a manner so that noise or sound which emanates therefrom disturbs or tends to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of the neighbourhood, or of persons in the vicinity
- 4.08 Entering Roadways The driver of any vehicle emerging from any Lane, driveway, or building shall stop such Consolidated Traffic Regulation Bylaw 1698-1987 Page 11 of 24 vehicle immediately prior to driving on or across any sidewalk or Boulevard extending to or across such Lane, driveway, or building entrance, and shall not proceed until such movement can be safely made
- 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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