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f) Twenty-five miles per, hour between <br />over signs, or fixed blinking <br />the word "school." Such word <br />in the vicinity~ Arff signs <br />more than three hundred feet from <br />crossing in the vicinity of the <br />to and from the school; provided that <br />five hundred yards from the limits <br />council approves the said crossing <br />of the principal or chieJ <br />responsible person designated by <br />room teacher, to place such portable <br />than three hundred feet from the limits <br />such signs v/hen their presence <br />Such portable signs, <br />in a position plainly visible to <br />direction but shall not be placed so as,to .~ roadway. Sucl <br />.ble signs, tilt-over signs, or bli ~r~isignals shall be. in a position, or <br />oe turned on, for thirty minutes preceding regular school hours for thirty <br />minutes thereafter and during such other times as the presence of children <br />on such school property or going to snd' from school reasonably requires a <br />special warning to motorists. <br /> <br /> more than <br />school property and the city <br /> l:~, It s~ll be the 'd-u~y <br /> ' of each sbhool o~ s~me <br /> not <br /> <br /> g) Twenty-five miles per hour onhighways ina business or <br />residential district, except upon interstate or other limite~ access high- <br />ways with dividedroadways. <br /> <br /> h) Thirty-five miles per hour on highways, except upon Lnter- <br />state or other limited access highways with divided roadways and except in <br />business or residence districts. <br /> <br /> i) Notwithstandiugthe provisions of subdivisions (a), (b) and <br />(c) 'of this subsection, the speed limits for passenger motor vehicles while <br />towing utility, camping or boat trailers not exceeding an actual gross weight <br />of twenty-five hundred pounds shall be the same as that for passenger motor <br />vehicles, <br /> <br />2, Minina~ speed limits. <br /> <br /> ~) No person shall drive a motor vehicle at such a slow speed <br />as to impede the normal and reasonable movement Of traffic except when <br />reduced speed is necessary for safe operation or in compliance with law. <br /> <br /> b) Whenever the city mmnager shall determine on the basis of a <br />traffic engineering and traffic investigation that slow speeds on any part <br />of a highway consistently impede the normal and reasonable movement of traffic, <br /> <br />-il- <br /> <br /> <br />
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