ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR. 617

The operator of a vehicle about to stop or turn to the left
shall give a signal to those behind by extending or raising the
hand, or by a suitable mechanical device.

No vehicle of any kind or description shall be parked with
any of the wheels thereof on the paved or improved part of any
public highway of this State, outside of the corporate limits
of any municipality, at or near the top of any hill, nor near,
on, or within any curve, where the view to the front or rear
for the entire width of the improved part of said highway is
obstructed within a distance of two hundred feet in either of
said directions nor shall any vehicle of any kind be parked on
the improved or paved portion of any State or State aided
road, outside of the corporate limits of any municipality,
unless there is a clearance of at least twelve feet of improved
or paved highway on the left side of said vehicle for the
free and unobstructed passage of other vehicles on said road;
provided there is an adequate shoulder or space on the right
side of said road for vehicles to park in safety. But this
provision shall not preclude any vehicle from stopping for
such length of time as may be necessary to load or unload
freight or to discharge or take on passengers or to construct
or repair the line or works of any public service corporation
located along said road; nor in case any such vehicle shall
have become disabled, in which event, however, it shall be
removed as soon as it may be reasonably possible to do so.

Unless parking space in some other portion of the street or
highway is provided by State or municipal authority, all
vehicles not in motion shall stand with their right side as
near the right-hand side of the highway as practicable, except
in city streets or on roads where traffic is permitted to move
in one direction only, in which case they shall stand with
their right side as near as practicable to the right-hand side,
or their left side as near as practicable to the left-hand side,
of said street or road.

All vehicles carrying poles or other objects which project
more than five feet from the rear end of such vehicles shall,
during the period of from one-half hour after sunset to one-
naif hour before sunrise, carry a red light at or near the end
the pole or other object so projecting. During the period
of from one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after
sunset, such vehicles shall carry a red flag at or near the end
of the pole or other object so projecting.

All pedestrians shall have the right of way at street cross-
ings in the towns and cities of this State, except where traffic