Saline Village Ordinance Regulates Vehicle Use on Public Highways
An ordinance regulates vehicle use on public highways within Saline Village, repeals conflicting ordinances, and provides penalties for violations.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
3
Saline Village Traffic Ordinance Promotes Public Safety
Saline adopts comprehensive traffic rules setting speed limits of 15 mph in business areas and 20 mph in residential zones, with 7 mph alley limits. It defines highway, roadway, parking, and penalties up to $100 fine or 90 days jail for violations. The ordinance covers signaling, signs, semaphores, lights, passing, right of way, parking, and enforcement by the Chief of Police. It includes provisions on stalled vehicles, safety zones, crosswalks, and vehicle dimensions, with a 20 day enactment after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Chief of Police
Department of Police
Department of Poice
Deent
Emanuel Rentschier
Charles Tower
Holidays Close Schools and Local News Roundup
A look at holiday closures and community updates includes Milan visitor R S McCord, Wilbur Coe in Detroit, Dr Kircher visiting in Detroit, and Christmas gatherings across Saline and nearby towns. Reporting notes snow impacts on birds, traffic ordinance advice, and a fire in Ypsilanti with rescue by Patrolman Susterka. A Detroit man Edgar Richards wreck near Saline ends with a destroyed car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. McCord
Milan
Wilbur Coe
Detroit
Dr. Kircher
I. B. McLean
Hast Lansiig
Masonic Hall
Richard Cramer
Wheaton
Illinois
George A. Uphaus
Samuel Craig
Bessie Waite
J. W. Zabel
Petersburg
Mary Paul
Edward
Jackson
Conrad Boetiner
A. J. Warren
G. L. Parsons
Robert Parsons
Earl Fosdick
Theodore Fosdick
Flax Fosdick
Wadhams & Company
Ann Arbor
Vesta Mills
Frank Hianna
Lenawee
Edgar Richards
Saline
Unterkircher
Harry Holmes
Fred Burkhart
G. C. Townsend
Ypsilanti
C. Graydon Everett
Emil Susterka
Police Department
Everett
Ann Arbor Tripune
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