text: Traffic Law Enforcement Wisconsin Traffic Laws and Ordinances Patrol Procedures Learning Objectives Goals of Traffic Law Enforcement Motor Vehicle Laws Authority to Impound / Remove Vehicles 2 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Legal Reminder Must have reasonable suspicion to stop vehicle Must have probable cause to arrest Search and seizure laws apply 3 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Goals of Traffic Law Enforcement Save Lives Deter violators (stop unsafe behaviors) Increase compliance Fight Crime Interact with the public (build trust) 4 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Elements of the Offense Every public offense consists of certain elements or component parts, all of which must be present in order to constitute the particular violation. The elements of a traffic offense are found in the law defining it. Each element of the statute in question must be proven in order to obtain a conviction in court. 5 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Elements Continued Traffic offenses are created and defined by statute or municipal ordinance otherwise they do not exist. Many driving practices, even some known to be unsafe, are not prohibited by a law. If there is not a law, there is not a violation. Operating from the center position. Barefoot driving. One-arm driving. 6 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Examples of Elements § 346.922 Transporting children in cargo areas of motor trucks. Elements of the offense: No person may operate upon a highway, Motor truck having a gross weight of 10,000 lbs. or less with, Any child under the age of 16 in an open cargo area. 7 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Laws WISCONSIN Motor Vehicle Laws December 2009 2006 8 Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Laws Wisconsin Statute Chapters 110, 194, 218 340 - 351 The Wisconsin Department of Transportation: Motor Vehicle Laws web site: http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/drivers/lawbook.htm 9 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Introduction to Motor Vehicle Laws Chapter 110 – Motor Vehicles Chapter 194 – Motor Vehicle Transportation Chapter 218 – Finance companies, Auto dealers, Adjustment companies and Collection agencies. Chapter 340 – Vehicles – General Provisions 10 Patrol Procedures Chapter 110 – Motor Vehicles Introduces laws regarding vehicular inspections, the powers and duties of traffic officers and rules regarding emissions programs. 11 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Chapter 194 – Motor Vehicle Transportation Laws regarding licensing, registration, inspections and financial responsibilities of motor carrier vehicles 12 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Chapter 218 – Finance companies, Auto Dealers, Adjustment companies and Collection agencies Laws regarding Motor Vehicle Dealers; Salespersons; and sales Finance Companies. Rules for adjustment companies, collection agencies and community currency exchanges, dealerships, salvage pools and buyer identification. 13 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Chapter 340 – Vehicles – General Provisions Key Chapter for Police Officers Important Definitions Official language used in reports and in court 14 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Definitions 15 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Vehicle Registration / Titles and Anti-Theft Laws Chapter 341 – Registration of Vehicles Chapter 342 – Vehicle Title and Anti-Theft Laws 16 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Chapter 341 – Registration of Vehicles Procedures to register vehicles within the State of Wisconsin JUL 07 17 Patrol Procedures Chapter 342 – Vehicle Title and Anti-Theft Laws Certificates of title Transfer of titles Anti-theft and Anti-fraud provisions 18 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Operator Licensing Chapter 343 – Operators' licensing Driver licensing abbreviation code Out-of-state abbreviation table County code table Patrol Procedures Chapter 343 – Operators' Licenses Procedures regarding the issuance, expiration and renewal of licenses Rules and regulations on cancellation, revocation and suspension of licenses Unlawful practices relative to licenses, ID cards and licensing of driver schools and instructors 20 Patrol Procedures Driver Licensing Abbreviation Code Pages 287 – 288 in the Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Law Book Abbreviations used on drivers' licenses DRIVER LICENSING ABBREVIATION CODES BDS245 ACF ADL AEO AFA AFU AKA ALC APL 6/2003 Wisconsin Department of Transportation Accident Conviction Fatal Altering Driver License Attempt to Elude Officer Appear for Exam for Another DSP – Assessment Agency Follow-Up Required Also Known As Alcohol Related Incident Cancellation Appealed F FA FAE BAC Blood Alcohol Concentration BI Blocking Illegally CA CAC CAD CAH DLT DOW DQF DR DS DSP DWS Commercial Alcohol Commercial Admin. Suspension Commercial Alcohol Causing Death Commercial Alcohol Causing Great Bodily Harm Deviating from Lane of Traffic Driving Over Walk Disqualification Driver Record Defective Speedometer Duty Upon Striking Property Driving on Wrong Side of Highway Fatal Accident Falsified Application Failure to Appear for Examination or to File Requested Medical Report FAR Falsified Accident Report FD Found Delinquent FDL Failure to Dim Lights FFS Failure to Fasten Seat Belts Patrol Procedures Out-of-State Abbreviation Table Page 289 in the Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Law Book Lists the abbreviations of other states County Code Table Page 290 in the Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Law Book Lists the abbreviations for each county in Wisconsin County Code Table Code County Code County Code County 01 Adams 02 Ashland 03 Barron 04 Bayfield 05 Brown 06 Buffalo 07 Burnett 08 Calumet 09 Chippewa 10 Clark 11 Columbia 12 Crawford 13 Dane 14 Dodge 15 Door 16 Douglas 17 Dunn 18 Eau Claire 19 Florence 20 Fond du Lac 21 Forest 22 Grant 23 Green 24 Green Lake Nations 25 Iowa 26 Iron 27 Jackson 28 Jefferson 29 Juneau 30 Kenosha 31 Kewaunee 32 La Crosse 33 Lafayette 34 Langlade 35 Lincoln 36 Manitowoc 37 Marathon 38 Marinette 39 Marquette 40 Milwaukee 41 Monroe 42 Oconto 43 Oneida 44 Outagamie 45 Ozaukee 46 Pepin 47 Pierce 48 Polk 49 Portage 50 Price 51 Racine 52 Richland 53 Rock 54 Rusk 55 St. Croix 56 Sauk 57 Sawyer 58 Shawano 59 Sheboygan 60 Taylor 61 Trempealeau 62 Vernon 63 Vilas 64 Walworth 65 Washburn 66 Washington 67 Waukesha 68 Waupaca 69 Waushara 70 Winnebago 71 Wood 72 Out-of-State 73 Menominee Patrol Procedures Financial Responsibility Chapter 344 – Vehicles – Financial Responsibility Covers laws on security for past accidents, proof of financial responsibility for the future, penalties for violations regarding financial responsibility and financial responsibility for rented and human service vehicles 24 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Civil and Criminal Liability Chapter 345 – Vehicles Civil and Criminal Liability Discusses civil liability, arrests, bail and penalties. 25 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Rules of the Road ****Chapter 346 – Rules of the Road**** Rules Law Enforcement officers will write most citations for when conducting traffic law enforcement 26 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Applicability to Emergency Vehicles § 346.03(1) – The operator of an authorized emergency vehicle, when responding to an emergency call or when in the pursuit of an actual or suspected violator of the law or when responding to but not upon returning from a fire alarm, may exercise privileges set forth in this section, but are subject to certain conditions. 27 Patrol Procedures During Emergency Situations § 346.03(2) – When giving a signal by audible and visual signal (emergency lights and siren) may: Stop stand or park, irrespective of the provisions of this chapter; Proceed past a red or stop signal or stop sign, but only after slowing down as may be necessary for safe operation; Exceed the speed limit; Disregard regulations governing direction of movement or turning in specified directions. 28 Patrol Procedures During Emergency Situations § 346.03(4) Without giving an audible and visual signal: Obtaining evidence of a speed violation; Responding to a call believing a felony is in progress and knowledge of officer's presence may: Endanger others; Cause the suspect to evade apprehension; Cause the suspect to destroy evidence; Cause the suspect to cease commission before officer obtains sufficient evidence to establish ground for arrest. Authorized Emergency Vehicles § 346.03 – The exemptions granted the operator of an authorized emergency vehicle (AEV) by this section do not relieve such operator from the duty to drive with DUE REGARD… 30 December 2009 Patrol Procedures § 346.04(1) and (2) Obedience to traffic officers, signs and signals; fleeing from a traffic officer. (1) No person shall fail or refuse to comply with any lawful order, signal or direction of a traffic officer. (2) No operator of a vehicle shall disobey the instructions of any official traffic sign or signal unless otherwise directed by a traffic officer. 31 December 2009 Patrol Procedures § 346.04 (2t) No operator of a vehicle, after having received a visible or audible signal to stop his or her vehicle from a traffic officer or marked police vehicle, shall knowingly resist the traffic officer by failing to stop his or her vehicle as promptly as safety reasonably permits. 32 Patrol Procedures § 346.04(3) No operator of a vehicle, after having received a visual or audible signal from a traffic officer, or marked police vehicle, shall: knowing flee or attempt to elude any traffic officer by willful or wanton disregard of such signal so as to interfere with or endanger the operation of the police vehicle, or the traffic officer or other vehicles or pedestrians; nor shall the operator increase the speed of the operator's vehicle or extinguish the lights of the vehicle in an attempt to elude or flee. 33 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Driving, Meeting, Overtaking and Passing § 346.05 Vehicles to be driven on right side of roadway (3) Any vehicle proceeding upon a roadway at less than normal speed of traffic at the time and place and under the conditions existing shall be driven in the right-handed lane then available…(a.k.a. impeding traffic) 34 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Driving, Meeting, Overtaking and Passing Cont. § 346.072 Passing stopped emergency vehicles, tow trucks and highway machinery equipment. "Move Over Law" Elements AEV, tow truck, highway construction equipment Giving required visual signal Parked or standing on or within 12 ft of roadway Shall proceed with due regard and shall do either of the following: 35 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Driving, Meeting, Overtaking and Passing § 346.072 Cont. (a) Move into lane that is not the lane nearest the parked or standing vehicle or machinery (applied if roadway has at least two lanes proceeding in direction of approaching vehicle) (b) slow the MV until past (applies if only one lane of approaching vehicle or not able to safely move over. (2) violation = license suspension § 343.30 36 Patrol Procedures Driving, Meeting, Overtaking and Passing § 346.08 Overtaking and passing on the right May be done when: If able to be done safely Only if it can be done without driving off the pavement or main-traveled portion of the roadway, and then only under the following conditions: 1. When the vehicle overtaken is making or about to make a left turn; or Driving, Meeting, Overtaking and Passing § 346.08 Cont. 2. Upon a street or highway with unobstructed pavement of sufficient width to enable 2 or more lines of vehicles lawfully proceed at the same time, in the direction in which the passing vehicle is proceeding; or 3. Upon a one-way street or divided highway… 38 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Overtaking on Left or Driving on Left Side of Road Way § 346.09 Operator shall not overtake and pass another vehicle unless such left side is clearly visible and is free of oncoming traffic for sufficient distance ahead to be done safely. Right Lane No Passing No Passing Zone Can Pass Driving, Meeting, Overtaking and Passing § 346.14 Distance between vehicles (1)…shall not follow another vehicle more closely than is reasonable and prudent, having due regard for the speed of such vehicle and the traffic upon and condition of the highway. (2)(a) Upon a highway outside a business or residence district, the operator of any motor truck or combination with gross weight more than 10,000 pounds: 1. Not less than 500 feet to rear 2. Sufficient space for overtaking vehicle. 40 Right-of-Way § 346.18 (Page 177 in WI Motor Vehicle Law) General rules of right-of-way Except as otherwise expressly provided…when 2 vehicles approach or enter an intersection at approximately the same time the operator of the vehicle on the left shall yield the right-of-way to the vehicle on the right. The operator of any vehicle driving at an unlawful speed forfeits any right-of-way which he/she would otherwise have under this subsection. 41 Rules of the Road § 346.19 What to do on approach of emergency vehicle. Upon approach of AEV giving audible signal by siren the operator of a vehicle shall yield the rightof-way and shall immediately drive to…shall stop and remain standing until AEV has passed. The operator of the AEV is NOT relieved of duty to drive with DUE REGARD The owner of a vehicle in violation of § 346.19 can be held liable. 42 Patrol Procedures Respective Rights and Duties of Drivers, Pedestrians, Bicyclist, and riders of Electric Personal Assistive Mobility Devices § 346.23 Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Law page 179 43 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Turning § 346.31 One way onto a two way Two way onto a one way Multiple Turn Lanes One way onto a one way Two approaching left turns Patrol Procedures Turning, Stopping and Required Signals 346.33 Where turns prohibited (1) The operator of a vehicle shall not turn the vehicle so as to proceed in the opposite direction upon a highway at any of the following places: (a) At intersection at which traffic is being controlled by traffic control signals or traffic officer; (b) In mid-block on any street in a business district, except… (c) In mid-block on any through highway in a residence district, except… (d) At any place where signs prohibit such turns. (Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Law – Page 181) 45 Turning, Stopping and Required Signals § 346.34 Turning movements and Required Signals on Turning and Stopping No person may: Turn a vehicle at an intersection unless the vehicle is in proper position upon a roadway as required in 346.31 Turn a vehicle from a direct course or move right to left upon a roadway unless and until such movement can be made with reasonable safety. Provide signal (not less than 100 feet before turn) if other traffic may be affected. 46 Patrol Procedures Traffic Signs, Signals and Markings § 346.37 (b) Yellow When shown with or following the green, traffic facing a yellow signal shall stop before entering the intersection unless so close that a stop may not be made safely. 47 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Traffic Signs, Signals and Markings § 346.37(1)(c)3 Turn right at a a red light after… Turn left at a red light? (Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Law Page 182) 48 Patrol Procedures Traffic Signs, Signals and Markings § 346.39 (1) Flashing Red Signal Operators of vehicle shall stop before entering the nearest crosswalk at an intersection or at a limit line when marked before entering the intersection, and the right to proceed is subject to the rules applicable after making a stop at a stop sign. 49 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Traffic Signs, Signals and Markings § 346.39 (1) Flashing Yellow Signal When a yellow lens is illuminated with rapid intermittent flashes, operators of vehicles may proceed through the intersection or past such signal only with caution. 50 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Interference with Signs and Signals § 346.42 No person may intentionally damage, deface, move, or obstruct an official traffic sign or signal or intentionally interferer with the effective operation of such sign or signal 51 Required Stops 346.44 All vehicles to stop at signal indicating approach of train (1)…Shall not drive on or across a railroad crossing under any of the following circumstances: (b) While any warning device signals to stop, except that if the operator of the vehicle after stopping and investigating find that no railroad train is approaching the operator may proceed. (2)…Shall not drive through, around or under any crossing gate or barrier… Stop Signs and School Crossings § 346.46 – Stop Signs (1) Every operator of a vehicle approaching an official stop sign at an intersection shall cause such vehicle to stop before entering the intersection and shall yield the right-of-way to other vehicles which have entered or are approaching the intersection upon a highway which is not controlled by an official stop sign or traffic signal. 53 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Stop Signs and School Crossings § 346.46 – Stop Signs (2) Stops shall be made in the following manner: (a) Stop before crossing the stop line. (b) If no stop line, stop before entering the crosswalk. (c) If not stop line or crosswalk, stop the vehicle before entering the intersection at such point to efficiently observe the traffic on the intersecting roadway. 54 Patrol Procedures Stop Signs and School Crossings § 346.46 – School Crossings (2m) Every operator of a MV approaching a school crossing which is controlled by an adult school crossing guard shall follow the directions of the school crossing guard. If directed to stop, the operator shall stop not less than 10 feet nor more than 30 feet from the school crossing and remain stopped until directed to proceed. Required Stops § 346.48 Vehicles to stop for school busses displaying flashing lights (1) The operator of a vehicle which approaches from the front or rear of any school bus which has stopped on a street or highway when…it is displaying flashing red warning lights, shall stop the vehicle no less than 20 feet from the bus and shall remain stopped until the bus resumes motion or the operator extinguishes the flashing red warning lights. (2) Shall actuate such lights at least 100 feet before stopping. Required Stops § 346.48 Cont. Without Median With Median 57 Restrictions on Stopping and Parking § 346.51 Stopping, standing or parking outside of business or residence district (1) No person shall park, stop or leave standing any vehicle, whether attended or unattended, upon the roadway of any highway outside a business or residence district when it is practical to park, stop or leave such vehicle standing off the roadway, but even… 58 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Restrictions on Stopping and Parking § 346.51 Cont. …but even the parking, stopping or standing of a vehicle off the roadway of such highway is unlawful unless the following requirements are met: (a) unobstructed width of at least 15 feet upon the roadway of such highway must be left opposite such standing vehicle for free passage of other vehicles. (b) This also applies to vehicles or equipment used in highway maintenance or construction. 59 Restrictions on Stopping and Parking § 346.52 Stopping prohibited in certain specified places. (1) No person may stop or leave standing any vehicle, whether attended or unattended and whether temporarily or otherwise, in any of the following places: (a) Within an intersection (b) On a crosswalk (d) On a sidewalk or sidewalk area unless authorized (f) On the roadway side of any parked vehicle unless authorized (g) Within 15 feet of the driveway entrance to or directly across from a fire station entrance (h) Upon any portion of a highway where official traffic signs prohibit 60 Patrol Procedures Restrictions on Stopping and Parking § 346.53 Parking prohibited in certain specific places. No person shall stop or leave any vehicle standing in any of the following places except temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or unloading or in receiving or discharging and while the vehicle is attended by a licensed operator so that it may be moved in case of an emergency or to avoid obstruction with traffic: In a loading zone In an alley in a business district Within 10 feet of a fire hydrant Within 4 feet of entrance to an alley or private road or driveway Closer than 15 ft from a crosswalk Upon any portion of a highway where parking is prohibited. Limited or restricted by official traffic signs. 61 How to Park and Stop on Streets § 346.54 (Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Law Page 190) Restrictions on Stopping and Parking § 346.55 (1) No person shall stop or leave standing any vehicle on the left side of a highway except as provided by statute. (2) No person my leave or park any motor vehicle on private property without the consent of the owner or lessee. 63 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Speed Restrictions § 346.57 (2) Reasonable and Prudent Limit No person shall drive a vehicle at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under the conditions and having regard for the actual and potential hazards then existing. The speed of a vehicle shall be so controlled as may be necessary to avoid colliding with any object, person, vehicle or other conveyance on or entering the highway in compliance with legal requirements and using due care. 64 Patrol Procedures Speed Restrictions § 346.57 Cont. (3) Conditions Requiring Reduced Speed The operator of every vehicle shall, consistent with the requirements of sub. (2) Drive at an appropriate reduced speed when Approaching and crossing and intersection or railway grade crossing Approaching and going around a curve Approaching a hillcrest Traveling upon any narrow or winding roadway Passing school children, highway construction or other pedestrians Special hazard exists with regard to other traffic or be reason of weather or highway conditions 65 Minimum Speed Regulation § 346.59 (1) No person shall drive a motor vehicle at a speed so slow as to impede the normal and reasonable movement of traffic except when reduced speed is necessary for safe operation or is necessary to comply with the law. 66 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Minimum Speed Regulation § 346.59 Cont. (2) The operator of a vehicle moving at a speed so slow as to impede the normal and reasonable movement of traffic shall, if practicable, yield the roadway to an overtaking vehicle and shall move at a reasonably increased speed or yield the roadway to overtaking vehicles when directed to do so by a traffic officer. 67 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Motorcycles and Mopeds § 346.595 Whenever a motorcycle or a moped is operated the following apply: December 2009 (1) All MV including MC and mopeds are entitled to the full use of a traffic lane. With consent of both drivers, Type 1 motorcycles may be operated not more than 2 abreast in a single lane, but mopeds may be so operated only where the speed limit is 25 miles per hour or less. 68 Motorcycles and Mopeds § 346.595 Cont. (2) No person shall ride any motorcycle or moped while in a side-saddle position. (3) No passenger may ride a Type 1 MC who, when properly seated, can't rest the feet on assigned foot rests or pegs. No passenger may ride on a moped. (3m) No more than 2 persons may ride on a MC having 2 wheels in tandem unless there is a side car. 69 Motorcycles and Mopeds § 346.595 Cont. (4) No passenger shall ride in front of the operator on a MC. (5) The headlamps on MC shall be lighted whenever the MC is in operation. (6) On any road for which the speed limit is more than 25 MPH, mopeds shall be operated only when riding single-file in the extreme right-handed lane. No person may operate a moped on any restricted access highway. 70 Miscellaneous Rules § 346.87 Limitations on Backing The operator of a vehicle shall not back the same unless such movement can be made with reasonable safety. 71 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Miscellaneous Rules § 346.88 Obstruction of operator's view of driving mechanism (1) No person shall drive a vehicle when there are in the front seat such number of persons, or any persons so situated, as to obstruct the view of the operator to the front or to the sides or as to interfere with the operator having free use of both hands and feet to the operating mechanisms or controls of the vehicle. 72 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Miscellaneous Rules § 346.88 Obstruction of operator's view of driving mechanism cont. (2) No passenger in a vehicle shall ride in such a position as to interfere with the operator's view ahead or to the sides or to interfere with the operator's control of the operating mechanism of the vehicle. 73 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Miscellaneous Rules § 346.88 Obstruction of operator's view of driving mechanism cont. (3) No person shall drive any motor vehicle with any sign, poster or other nontransparent material upon the front windshield, front side wings, side windows in the driver's compartment or rear window other than: Certificate or sticker issued by a government agency. Shall not cover more than 15 square inches of glass surface. Shall be placed in the lower left-hand corner of the windshield. 74 Miscellaneous Rules § 346.88 Obstruction of operator's view of driving mechanism cont. (3)(b) No person shall drive any MV upon a highway with any object so placed or suspended in or upon the vehicle so as to obstruct the driver's clear view through the front windshield. 75 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Miscellaneous Rules § 346.88 Obstruction of operator's view of driving mechanism cont. No person shall drive any MV upon a highway so loaded or with any object so placed or suspended in or upon the vehicle so as to obstruct the driver's clear vision through the rear window unless such vehicle is equipped with an outside rear view mirror. 76 Miscellaneous Rules § 346.88 Obstruction of operator's view of driving mechanism cont. The windshield, side wings and side and rear windows of a motor vehicle shall be kept reasonably clean at all times. 77 Miscellaneous Rules § 346.89 Inattentive driving (1) No person while driving a MV shall be so engaged or occupied as to interfere with the safe driving of such vehicle. (2) No device for receiving television broadcast located in any point forward of the back of the operator's seat or visible to operator while driving the MV. 78 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Miscellaneous Rules § 346.90 Following Emergency Vehicles 500 Feet § 346.91 Crossing Fire Hose May not drive over unprotected hose § 346.915 Following Snowplows May not follow a snowplow closer than 200 ft upon a highway having a posted speed limit of more than 35 MPH, if snowplow is engaged in snow removal. 79 Patrol Procedures Miscellaneous Rules § 346.922 Transporting Children in Cargo Areas of Motor Trucks. No person may operate upon a highway a motor truck having a gross weight of 10,000 pounds or less when any child under the age of 16 years is in an open cargo area of the motor truck. (2) Except: (a) Farm truck (b) Sanctioned parade (c) Licensed deer hunters 80 Intoxicants in Vehicle § 346.93 Underage Persons No underage person may knowingly possess, transport or have under his/her control any alcohol beverage in any motor vehicle. 81 Intoxicants in Vehicle § 346.935 Intoxicants in motor vehicle (1) No person may drink alcohol beverages or inhale nitrous oxide while in any motor vehicle when the vehicle is upon a highway. (2) No bottle or receptacle containing alcohol or nitrous oxide if opened. 82 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Miscellaneous Rules § 346.94 Miscellaneous Prohibited Act Driving on sidewalk Racing Missiles, circulars or pamphlets Transporting persons in mobile homes or boats. Transporting persons in 5th wheel MH Abandoned Motor Vehicle Radios or other electric sound amplification devices. 83 Vehicle Equipment, size, weight and load Chapter 347 – Equipment of Vehicles Chapter 348 – Vehicles – size, weight and load Chapter 305 – Trans Code 84 December 2009 Patrol Procedures TAIL LAMPS 347.06(3) Clean and in proper working order. 347.13(1) Required/ Red in color. Decorative covering. 347.13(2) Height requirements not <20" or >72". 347.13(4) Required w/ headlamps and auxiliary lights. Tr.305.16(1)-(5) Missing. Inoperative. Wiring or connections in poor condition. Lens or reflectors covered or obscured by object or material. Not wired to be lighted with parking and headlamps. BACK-UP LAMP 347.26(4) Required/ Operational/ No more than 2. Tr.305.08(1)-(3) Not maintained. Missing or inoperative. Remains on when not in reverse. Wiring or connections in poor condition. Manual back-up switch does not have an indicator light when in reverse. Chapter 347 and Tr. 305 FLOOR PAN/ FIRE WALL Tr.305.21(1)-(4) (Floor Pan) Not maintained. Rusted areas or holes which could allow entry of exhaust gasses or does not support the weight of passengers or cargo. Body is raised above frame more than 4 " above manufacture specifications. (Firewall) Not maintained. Has holes. Cables, wires or mechanisms through firewall are not sealed to prevent exhaust gases from entering passenger compartment. Not properly sealed. HAZARD WARNING LAMPS 347.26(11) Equipped/ Color/ Location/ Visibility. Tr.305.10(1)-(3) Not equipped or inoperative. Loose. Poor wiring or connections STOP LAMPS 347.14(1) Required/ Operational. 347.14(2) Clean and in proper working order. Tr.305.15(1)-(5) Missing. Inoperative or not maintained. Wiring or connections in poor condition. Lenses missing, not maintained or covered/ obscured by any object or material. High-mounted stop lamps not maintained, working or missing. High-mounted stop lamp is obscured/ covered by object or material. SIDE MARKER LAMPS/ REFLECTORS Tr.305.14(1)-(4) Not equipped. Not maintained. Wiring or connections not maintained. Not securely mounted or maintained. REGISTRATION PLATE LAMP FRAMES 347.13(3) Required/ Operational. 347.13(4) Required w/ headlamps and auxiliary lights. Tr.305.13(1)&(2) Lamp, wiring and connections must be maintained in proper working condition. Lamp shines away from vehicle. Tr.305.23(1)-(5) Not maintained in proper condition Braze type welding repair. Rusted or twisted. Inadequate or improper repair. Part of frame missing. SUSPENSION TURN SIGNALS – REAR 347.06(3) Clean and in proper working order. 347.15(1) Must be equipped. 347.15(2) Must be equipped with 2 lamps showing toward the rear. Lamps must be red or amber in color. Decorative covering. Tr.305.09(1)-(5) Light does not function. Signal switch does not function properly. Signal indicator inoperative, missing or not maintained. Wiring or connections not maintained in good condition. Cracked, broken or missing lens or reflector. BRAKES 347.455(1) Modify suspension to raise more than 4 inches above manufacturer's specifications. 347.455(2) 4 wheel drive or truck less than 8,000 pounds with modifications allowing a rise of more than 5 inches above the manufacturers specifications. 347.455(4) Minimum height may not extend below wheel rim. Tr.305.29(6)-(8) Not maintained. Improperly adjusted, loose, disconnected or broken components. Leaking, ineffective or Improperly modified shock absorber. Shock absorber fails inspection procedure. Springs or shackles are broken or extended shackles of more than 2" are used. Vehicle noticeably out of alignment. 347.35(1) Brakes required. 347.35(1a) Parking brake required. 347.36(3) Brakes shall be maintained in good working order. Tr.305.22(1)-(3) Maintained in proper working order. Does not have braking ability on each wheel. Noticeable side pull when stopping. Insufficient pedal reserve. System leaks or parts are disconnected. Linings, pads, drums or rotors do not meet manufacturer's minimum recommendations. Cables are frayed. Hoses abraded. Brake is contaminated. Parking brake does not hold or release. WINDSHIELD WIPERS BUMPER/ FENDER 347.42(1) Required and Maintained TR.305.35(1)-(4) System not maintained. Switch and wiring in poor condition. Blade in poor condition or does not adequately clear the windshield. Washer system inoperative or missing. WINDSHIELD 347.43(1) Safety glass required. Tr.305.34(1)-(6) Not equipped w/ safety glass. Excessive cracks/damage. Cloudiness. Repairs or damage distort vision. Non-transparent material. Window tinting is allowed under sub (6)(a)-(c). Can not be reflective. 347.46(1)&(2) Fender and Mudguards required. Tr.305.18(1)&(2) (Bumper) Required part removed or not equipped. Not securely mounted. Improper height. Made of wood. Damaged or ineffective. Tr.305.22(1)-(5) (Fender) Required part removed or not equipped. Severely rusted or damaged parts. Not securely mounted. Extends more than 4" beyond original fender line. Projects away in a hazardous manner. HEADLAMPS STEERING VENT/SIDE & REAR WINDOWS 347.43(1) Safety glass required. Tr.305.32(1)-(7) Not marked or certified safety glass. Unlawful cracks or damage. Drivers window inoperative. Cloudiness or etching in excess of 2" from edge. Posters, signs, stickers or other non-transparent material present. Window tinting is allowed under sub (4)-(6). Cannot be reflective. Tr.305.29(1)-(5) Steering is loose or binding. Belts frayed, loose or cracked. Power steering unit does not function properly. Improper steering wheel (<13" Diameter). MIRRORS 347.06(1) When lamps are required. 347.06(3) Clean and in proper working order. 347.08 Lamp height measurement procedure. 347.09(1) Equipped with 2 lamps mounted symmetrically. 347.09(2) Improper height < 24" or >54" 347.10 High beam/ Low beam lamps (inoperative/ defective). 347.10(1) Decorative covering. 347.10(3) Inoperative beam indicator. Tr.305.11(1)-(3) Not equipped. Inoperative lights. Dimmer switch inoperative. Poor connections or wiring. Unequal number and improperly mounted. Missing or loose. Covers. TURN SIGNALS – FRONT 347.40 Required to view 200 feet to the rear. Tr.305.26(1)-(4) Mirror (interior or left outside) missing. Mirror is broken, cracked or discolored. Mirror w/ loose mount. 347.06(3) Clean and in proper working order. 347.15(1) Must be equipped. 347.15(2) Must have 2 lamps showing towards the front (White or Amber) Decorative Covering 347.15(3) Indicator required for driver. Tr.305.09(1)-(5) Light does not function. Signal switch does not function. Covered or obscured. Poor wiring. Cracked, broken or missing lens or reflector. DOORS/HOOD/LOCKS & LATCHES Tr.305.19(1)-(4) Latches, locks, hinges and handles are not maintained in working order. Door is missing or inoperative. Hood has protrusion of more than 3 inches. Trunk lid or hatchback latch shall operate properly. PARKING LAMPS EXHAUST/ AIR POLLUTION CONTROL & FUEL SYSTEMS 347.39(1) Muffler required. 347.39(2) No cutout, bypass or modification to amplify noise. Tr.305.20(1)-(8) (Exhaust) Not maintained in proper working order. Use of non-rigid tubing. System is unprotected. Inadequate patch or improper discharge of fumes from muffler. System does not extend beyond the body line. System passes through the passenger compartment. (Air Pollution Control) Not maintained in proper working order. Tr.305.24(1)-(6) (Fuel System) Not maintained in proper working order. System leaks. Improper fuel cap or cap is loose/ missing. Fuel tank located in passenger or engine compartment, trunk or in bed of truck (see exemptions in Tr.305.24(5)(a)-(c) and (6)). Tank does not meet standards. TIRES/ WHEELS & RIMS 347.45(1) Rubber tire required. 347.45(2) Exemptions from rubber tires. 347.45(3) Restrictions on re-cut or re-grooved tires. 347.06(3) Clean and in proper working order. 347.27(1) When required. 347.07 Proper color of light. Tr.305.12(1)-(3) Not equipped or does not function. Lens is missing or is cracked or broken. Poor wiring/ connections. Tr.305.30(1) – (9) Less than 2/23" tread depth on tire. Tire may not protrude more than 2". Tire and rim may not exceed weight limit of manufacture. Tires on the same axle are different in size or construction. Tire has bumps, bulges, knots, snags or cuts. Tire is not for highway use. Rim is damaged, dented, bent or distorted, rusted or corroded. Rim has loose or missing lugs, nuts or bolts. LIGHTING (Head lamps) 347.06(3) Clean and in p roper working order. 347.08 Lamp height measurement procedure. 347.09(1)(b) Equipped with 1 lamp but not more than 2. 347.09(2) Improper height <24" or >4" 347.10(3) Inoperative beam indicator. 347.115 Modulating Head lamps allowed Tr.305.43(1) Does not meet lighting requirement for head lights, tail lights or brake lights as outlined in 347. MIRRORS 347.40 Required to view 200 feet to the rear. Tr.305.26(1)-(4) Mirror (interior or left outside) missing. Mirror is broken, cracked or discolored. Mirror w/ loose mount. (Stop lamp) 347.14(1) Required/ Operational. 347.14(2) Clean and in proper working order. 347.145 Amber deceleration lamp allowed. (Turn signals / Auxiliary lights/ Marker lights/ Wiring/ Lenses.) Tr.305.43(1)-(4) Does not have 2 amber turn signals to the front and red or amber to the rear for 1972 cycle or newer. Has more than 2 auxiliary lights including lights on side car. Marker lights exceed 10 watts, interfere with visibility of head lamp, tail lamp, stop lamp or directional. Marker light is color other than red to rear and amber to front. All lighting devices and wiring/ connections are not maintained in proper working order. Lenses/ reflectors are cracked, broken, or missing. HANDLE BARS 347.486 Handle grips ride higher than 30 inches from lowest point of drivers seat. Handle bar is defective, improvised or repaired. HORN (Registration plate lamp) 347.13(3) Required/ Operational. 347.13(4) Required w/ headlamps and auxiliary lights. (Tail lamp) 347.06(3) Clean and in proper working order. 347.13(1) Required/ Red in color. 347.13(2) Height requirements not < 20" or >72". 347.13(4) Required w/ headlamps and auxiliary lights. SPEED INDICATOR/ODOMETER Tr.305.28(1)-(4) Speedometer not maintained in proper working order. Not accurate + or – 5%. Speedometer lamp to illuminate does not come on with headlights or parking lamps. Odometer not maintained in proper working order or equipped. Speedometer not clearly mounted/ positioned as to be visible to the driver at all times. EXHAUST 347.38(1) Must be equipped w/ horn in operating condition capable of emitting an audible signal which can be heard at least 200 feet away. Tr.305.42(1)&(2) Not equipped or in conformity with 347.38. Not secure. Not activated by a button and electrical connection. Not maintained in proper working order. 347.39(1) Muffler required. 347.39(2) Shall not modify, produce flame or increase noise. Tr.305.39(1) System does not function or is not maintained. System leaks from exhaust port through piping, muffler prior to end of system. No protective shield or insulated section to portion of system which extends above and behind foot pegs. SUSPENSION FENDERS/ BUMPERS Tr.305.46(1)-(4) Improperly modified suspension. Rake exceeds 55 degrees with less than 2" trail on cycle prior to 1976. Rake exceeds 50 degrees with less than 2 inch trail after 1976. Not equipped with front shock absorbing system. Front suspension is not one piece construction or has screw-on extensions or "slugs." Shock absorber is not in proper working order or leaks. TIRES/ WHEELS & RIMS BRAKES 347.35(2) Equipped w/ at least 1 brake. 347.36(3) Maintained in good working order. Tr.305.38(1) Does not meet requirements of 347.35(2), 347.36 and Tr.305.17. Not equipped with brakes on one wheel or both wheels if originally manufactured. 347.45(1) Rubber tire required. 347.45(2) Exemptions from rubber tires. 347.45(3) Restrictions on re-cut or re-grooved tires. Tr.305.30(1)-(9) Less than 2/32" tread depth on tire. Tire may not protrude more than 2". Tire and rim may exceed weight limit of manufacture. Tires on the same axle are different in size or construction. Tire has bumps, bulges, knots, snags or cuts. Tire is not for highway use. Rim is damaged, dented, bent or distorted, rusted or corroded. Rim has loose or missing lugs, nuts or bolts. FRAMES Tr.305.23(1)-(5) Not maintained in proper condition. Braze type welding repair. Rusted or twisted. Inadequate or improper repair. Part of frame missing. Tr.305.40(1)&(2) Required fender missing (front or rear or both). Fender does not cover width of tread. Fender does not cover lengthwise from 15 degrees to the front and 60 degrees to the rear. Type 2 motorcycle not equipped with rear bumper as specified for homemade or reconstructed vehicle under Tr.305.18. FUEL SYSTEM Tr.305.41(1)-(3) System leaks. Missing cap or positive closing device. Tank is not manufacturer tank or does not meet or exceed industry standards. SIDECARS Tr.305.45(1)&(2) Sidecar not securely attached to frame or attached to other than right side. Sidecar is not equipped with a stop or tail lamp. Optional head lamp does not meet requirements or 347.09(2). Occupant Restraints All drivers of motor vehicles and all passengers over the age of four must wear safety belts. Applies to all residents and non-residents alike. Applies to all front seat positions and in rear seat positions with three-point belts. Children under four are required to be restrained in an appropriate child safety restraint. December 2009 88 Occupant Restraints Effective June 30, 2009: Primary seat belt law. Fine of $10 and no points assigned against a person's driver record. Driver responsible for everyone in car not wearing seat belt Ticket to each person not wearing seat belt Additional ticket to driver for everyone not wearing seat belt December 2009 Occupant Restraints Children must be in a car seat until they reach age 4 and in a booster seat until they reach age 8 Tiered structure now applies: Less than 1 year old, or less than 20 lbs. must be in a rear-facing child seat in the back seat (if so equipped) Age 1 to age 4, or less than 40 lbs. must be in a forward-facing child seat in the back seat (if so equipped) Age 4 to age 8, between 40-80 lbs., and no more than 4 ft. 9 ins. must be in a booster seat The fines remain the same, although tiered for ages 0-4 and ages 4-8 The exemption allowing temporary removal of a child from a restraint to attend to personal needs has been removed The exemption for physical, medical, or body size condition still applies to booster seats and seat belts Chapter 348 – Vehicles – Size, Weight and Load You will use Chapter 348 with Trucks most often. What you need to know: Width Height Length Weight Width - § 348.05 Most trucks – 8 feet, 6 inches Oversized permit needed if too wide Permit does expire Have to have permit with them Need to have a banner that states "Oversized Load" Depending on size may need: Flags Escort vehicles Some may need police escort If they do not have a banner and the truck is oversized – stop them and check the paperwork. 92 Height – 348.06 If taller than 13 ½ feet – need a permit for temporary movement Bridge Height 93 Length – 348.07 Single Unit – 40 feet If bigger – need permit Combination – 65 feet Semi-Trailer Need "Oversized Load" banner Can stop to check paperwork if no banner and it does not look right 94 Patrol Procedures Projecting load on Sides - § 348.09 No More Than 6 inches beyond fender line on right side Cannot project at all on left side with out a permit 95 Weight - § 348.15 - § 348.18 Mostly deals with commercial vehicles If commercial vehicle is stopped: Contact Motor Vehicle Inspector They will come out to the scene Pick up trucks probably only time you'll need this Ask for registration Weight will be listed on certificate (Full size pick up with an "A" plate most likely overweight if loaded) Check inside driver door for sticker 96 Powers of State and Local Authorities Chapter 349 – Vehicles – powers of state and local authorities General Provisions Express Regulatory Powers Licensing Powers 97 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Chapter 350 - Snowmobiles Shall be considered a motor vehicle or vehicle for purposes made specifically applicable by statute. 98 December 2009 Patrol Procedures Habitual Traffic Offenders Chapter 351 – Habitual traffic offenders 4 major traffic convictions or A combination of 12 minor and major convictions in a 5 year period. 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I looked in the mirror
I saw the blue eyes
And the blonde hair
The black tears my reflection cried
I see her soul
Sliced open
That is a stranger
That's no longer me
I don't recognize her
I don't recognize me
The reflection is wrung out
The memories are gone
Her heart is strung out
Her mind is wrong
Another tear rolls down her cheek
I feel wetness drip on my feet
That stranger is so weak
How could that ever be me?
Her fist and mine connect
And the mirror shatters.
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For generations mankind has reached for the moon and the stars, and science fiction authors have gone beyond.
Rocket technology has gone from solid fuel to nuclear propulsion, and other methods of travel have suggested using a Solar Sail to propell spacecraft by the rays of the sun, or other nearby star.
In Star Trek television shows, movies and books, they discuss Warp Drive as faster than light travel. Star Wars suggest Hyperspace, and many suggest wormholes in space as conduits between universes, some even accessible by technology like in Stargate.
Many authors have come up with various descriptions of spacecraft capable of near or greater than light speed, in various science fiction novels. I will not dare to compare myself to the greats like Clarke, Asimov, or their ilk, but they are indeed inspiration for many. The science fiction world recently lost a grandmaster in Arthur C Clarke. I feel it is our duty as fans to continue his legacy.
Garry Eff was a brilliant physician recently hired by the Worldwide Ecospace Organization (WEO) to help them develop an alternative spacecraft engine/propulsion system to compete against government funded NASA for future space missions beyond our planetary solar system. His degrees in physics came at several world class institutions, Harvard, Oxford, and U of T. His brilliance in mathematical formulae and equations made WEO's choice to hire him an obvious choice. NASA though government funded would be unable to justify to the public, the 8 figure salary WEO was offering Garry. Garry no stranger to numbers was easily swayed to gravitate to the larger one that had $ attached.
WEO's mission for Garry was to create an engine that needed minor assistance to start, and could self-propell for eons afterwards. No small feat. Clearly the thinking for such a device had to be outside of the box. Solid fuel and nuclear reactions would not be desireable let alone allowable for the prototype.
They, his team of young engineers, mathemeticians, physicists, and astronomy majors, would create a scale model in a controlled, sealed, vacuum environment to most closely resemble true outer space. The objective was to use limited electrical energy from a battery source to start a rotary style motor, which would then engage the propulsion system that required no fuel at all to continue travelling.
The concept was indeed outside the box. What exists in space?
Vacuum, planets, asteroids, man-made sattelites, and presumably other matter. How could a universe with a multitude of stars and planetary systems be filled only with a vacuum? The idea was, that any matter, no matter how small, would be able to be used as a fuel, requiring no stops, as a simple method of garbage in-garbage out, in order to run the propulsion drive being created. Understanding the concept was to create a giant vacuum cleaner that operates in a vacuum.
Garry called the device the VMD for Vacuum Matter Drive, some had thought it would be funnier as DMV for Department of Motor Vehicles, but Garry was unimpressed. This was it's official description, but it needed a good name people would remember. Having read a multitude of science fiction in his lifetime, he felt it would be fitting to name it after his favourite author of all time: Arthur C. Clarke. So it was officially going to be nicknamed as the Clarke Drive.
Testing of the prototype would begin in a few weeks. All of his staff had been working day and night to produce a scale model of the drive, and a craft to contain it. Some suggested it looked an awful lot like the Enterprise. Who could argue the obvious similarities, but perhaps it should have resembled Discovery.


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@talasilva what genre do you usually write
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I'm a 20 year old from Canada.
I'm a huge romance fan, so if you're still looking for someone to do a collab with I'd love to help.
I'm a 20 year old from Canada.
I'm a huge romance fan, so if you're still looking for someone to do a collab with I'd love to help.
@TPI93 sure that would be great
Awesome, do you have an ideas for where to start?
@TPI93 I do. Depending on if you would like cliche, romance/action, romance/tragedy.
I'm up for anything :)
@TPI93 if it is alright later on tonight I can send you a few links to the ideas and then you can let me know which you would like to do
Sounds perfect!
@TPI93 if you don't like any of those I am sure we can come up with others


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The Kennel Club's canine health awards seek to reward vets, scientists and veterinary students carrying out research to improve dog health. Are you or someone you know worthy of such an accolade?
The Kennel Club is reminding the veterinary profession there is less than one month left for nominations for its new canine health awards, organised by the club's charitable trust.
The Kennel Club Charitable Trust International Canine Health Awards seek to reward inspirational vets, scientists or veterinary students carrying out innovative research that specifically aims to improve dog health.
As well as winning an award, £60,000 given by the Vernon and Shirley Hill Family Foundation is to be split between the winners to help them continue their work.
The closing date for the awards is November 30, 2012, and nominations are sought in the following categories:
- The lifetime achievement award – presented to an individual who has made a significant impact on the world stage of canine health, who will receive a £10,000 prize fund;
- the international prize in canine health award – presented to an individual involved in world class innovation with plenty to contribute. They will be provided with a £40,000 prize fund;
- the student inspiration award – presented to an student studying at a British veterinary school, who demonstrates the potential to significantly advance the frontiers of veterinary medicine and research in the field of dogs. This winner will be awarded a £10,000 prize fund.
Caroline Kisko, Kennel Club secretary, said: "We are very pleased with the quality of nominations we have received so far, but there is still time for people to put forward further worthy contenders for consideration. These extremely prestigious awards will honour the hard work of vets and vet students."
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Fowl Precipice
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Tim Nicholson
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Josh Haberman
Adam Sakiyama
MHDante (View their submission) · 2 years ago
Whoa. That was a particularly difficult game.
I'm pretty sure the final(?) level is nearly impossible.
Some possible improvements:
- The floor texture could be changed to a more contrasting one, given that when flung at high speeds, I could get disoriented really fast.
- Tighten the collision box(Or increase the sprite size) on the enemies, Near dodges are a lot more satisfying than fake hits.
- Momentum-based movement is awesome, feels unresponsive sometimes. Perhaps a speed cap and/or an acceleration increase in lit areas would help.
Despite that, all arround challenging mechanic! Good job!
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The swarm of spectators pulsed and roared with excitement as Zaphira plummeted past them, spiralling through the air on her way to be swallowed by the churning gold waves below. As her body crashed into the molten liquid the clamour of the crowd rose to an excited peak. The novelty of such a significant blue hair death was the cause of most of the euphoria, although the anticipation of a free political banquet in the Palace was very much a contributing factor.
Meanwhile, from the top of the Palace Fiat looked on, his heart breaking as he watched the last blue curls of his leader and closest friend sink into the gold. He blinked away the tears that were blurring his blue eyes behind the purple contact lenses, trying to regain his composure before anyone came in. Fiat realised then more than ever how much of a precarious position he was in and nervously patted the purple wig covering his own bright blue hair. He could hear footsteps approaching the office so he quickly put his pulse monitor and head control back on as Porsche marched in.
"Have you finished my speech?" she demanded, her purple hair glowing in the light cast by the faux-flames in the fireplace.
"Yes, of course."
"I hope you have stressed how momentous this is -the end of Zaphira."
"I could not fail to do so," said Fiat the words leaving a traitorous taste in his mouth.
"I'm going to go and check our band in the Rainbow levels," Porsche said, with an unusual trace of excitement in her voice. "It must have increased after today."
Fiat began to breathe a sigh of relief and regret as Porsche left, but noticed his pulse monitor flickering and stopped. He knew as well as Porsche did the effect that Zaphira's death would have on the Rainbow levels. He suddenly became conscious of the fact that in the flurry of recent events his focus had shifted from the ultimate aim to lesser, more emotional issues. As the reality dawned on him his pulse monitor flickered violently, a reflection of what would happen to him if he did not stay in control.
Silence fell over the crowd surrounding the gold pit as they stared in astonishment at the gold statue of Zaphira being winched from the golden waves. She was not all gold, her mass of blue curls had survived.


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Technology has mankind in its thrall. Indeed, we are so seduced that we do not notice that it is making us rather ugly. We hunch over keyboards and squint at touchscreens; we bend like supplicants worshipping iPads and MacBooks.
And so our spines click and our legs knot under the desk, and through work we regress from homo sapiens back to our stooped, thuggish ancestors.
You can't ditch your phone - it is the centre of your world - but you can combat the shrinking effect with a new "tech neck" massage.
The treatment is available at the M Spa Wellness Retreat in City Road (mbymontcalm.co.uk), one of the streets that splays off Silicon Roundabout, where everyone probably has tech neck. It promises to address tense muscles and also revive skin that has been dulled by extensive exposure to the glow of a screen.
I do not work on Silicon Roundabout but am deskbound all day, tensing my shoulders without really realising how uncomfortable I am. I spend much of the rest of my time staring at my smartphone; occasionally, when my camera is set to selfie mode (#guilty) and catches me unawares, I realise doing so is not only giving me tech neck but might also be giving me a double chin. Essentially I am hoping nothing less than that the massage will totally reconstruct my face.
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She uses something called Natura Bisse - it's supposed to address fine lines, of which I grow increasingly fearful with every passing day. A light Glycopeel removes dead skin cells. Afterwards, my face feels very relaxed; it dawns on me that I probably have "tech face" too.
She squeezes my shoulders - this is the "stimulating detox massage" bit - which also yields some cracks. This part targets pressure points on the neck and face in order to relieve bottled tension in overstressed muscles.
The treatment, costing £65, lasts about 40 minutes; at the end she puts sun-tan lotion on my face, which might help treat skin damage from screen glow, I suppose. I feel zen. And taller.
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Self-injury and mutilation: what it is and how to help
Despite their best efforts, parents sometimes aren't aware of what's going on in their teens' lives. This secrecy can include hiding negative and concerning feelings like depression or anxiety. Alarmingly, studies have shown that an increasing amount of teens deal with these difficult feelings by injuring themselves physically. BKW administrators would like parents and teens to be aware of self-injurious behavior and what they can do to help those who may be in need.
Prescription medication abuse among teens: important information for parents
Perhaps even more of a challenge than alcohol and "traditional" recreational drug abuse, the abuse of prescription medications among teenagers to get high has become an alarming trend across the country.
The things that trip teens up academically...and how to help avoid the pitfalls
It's no secret that it's getting harder to earn a high school diploma in New York State. Yet high school success lays the foundation for your teen's success in college, work and life.
Mean teens: The ugly face of relational bullying during the high school years
It used to be that teens feared the "physical" form of bullying the most - being shoved into walls by upperclassmen while passing in the halls or the infamous "head dunking" into the locker room toilet.
The path to college success begins in high school
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The Cedar Key boys' varsity basketball team needs that one thing that only time can deliver: experience.
Most of this year's roster, which doesn't include a single senior, offers little returning experience, which means a steep learning curve is ahead for its players.
First-year Sharks head coach Vance Dickey recognizes some strengths his team has to build on, particularly in the post, but the mental side of the game and the fundamentals will take time.
Last Wednesday the Cedar Key Sharks Track and Field team traveled to Oak Hall School to participate in the FHSAA Track and Field District Finals. The results are as follows:
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Sharks fall to the Crusaders
By Robert Kint
Shark Correspondent
The varsity boy Sharks played the Ocala Christian Crusaders in a head-to-head battle on Tuesday, March 11. Unfortunately, the varsity baseball Sharks didn't bring home the win and ended the game with a final score of 13-3. The boys were pumped while playing, having the varsity girls there to cheer them on.
The Cedar Key Lady Sharks plays in Bronson on Monday evening.
They play at Branford on Friday, Dec. 6, and at Hilliard on Saturday, Dec. 7.
Vance Dickey had only recently arrived in Cedar Key to teach Phys Ed and head the boys hoops team, but he was already knee-deep in the program's history as he cleaned out his new office.
"Man, there are years and years – I shouldn't say years, because that's misleading – there are decades worth of stuff here," Dickey says by phone while taking a break from the cleaning. "I'm picking up uniforms I'm thinking are from the 1960s or 70s, and they're falling apart."
Cedar Key senior Ashlyn Allen slightly bettered her shot put throw that won her a regional championship to finish third in the state in Class 1A last Friday in the Florida High School Track and Field Finals at IMG Academy in Bradenton.
The school record-holder, who has signed to play softball at St. Petersburg College, posted a 36-foot, ¾-inch toss, beating out the fourth-place throw by fractions of a quarter inch to earn the bronze medal.
Cedar Key senior Ashlyn Allen captured the District 1A-5 championship in girls' shot put last Wednesday at Oak Hall School in Gainesville
The senior's best toss went 34 feet, 9 1/2 inches, tying Trenton's Thalia Jackson. Allen won the tiebreaker with a longer overall average.
She'll be joined Thursday, April 27, at the regional championships at Indian Rocks Christian School in Largo by CKS sophomore Jasmin Jackson and Sharks seventh-grader Tristan Sloan.
The Cedar Key boys' basketball team had its moments in the first half of its district tournament opener against Dixie County.
The seventh-seeded Sharks reached double digits in each of the first two quarters behind a trio of 3s, and helped itself to an 11-6 run after digging into an 11-0 deficit to open the game.
But the eventual district champion Bears ultimately had too much firepower against a young and developing CKS squad, as they thrived off defensive takeaways to post a 76-30 win in the district quarterfinal in Bell.
The Cedar Key girls kick off the District 1A-7 tournament next Monday, Jan. 30, as the fifth-seeded Lady Sharks take on No. 4 seed Bronson.
Monday's tipoff is at 6 p.m. at Trenton High School.
CKS (6-15, 4-8) and the Lady Eagles (10-10, 7-5) split their pair of regular season matchups, with each claiming a home victory. Cedar Key came from behind to knock off BMHS 36-32 in early January, after Bronson prevailed 50-37 in their earlier meeting in December.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 21, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas FRIDAYFisher prepared for Australian Wheelchair Games. See Page IB New Braunfels Herak S-WEs/nlCROPUBUlSHING S0627 e. YANDELL HE pl PASO, T X 7 9 V 0 18 pages in two sections ■ Friday, March 21,1997 Serving Comal County and surrounding areas for more than 145 years ■ Home of Monty Crumrtno 50 CENTS Vol 145. No 87 Inside Editorial................ 4A Sports.................. 1B Comics ...........................6A Market Race..........................2B-8B Dear Abby....................................3A S Ll in nit i scil al^kaAu ■___ uwu may wiines i rut ii th* HemkkZsltungl The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends birthday wishes to: Jennifer Scott, Maria Leach (Saturday), Jan Wingate (Saturday), Brandon Cisco Hernandez (2 years okH, Loyd Piahr, Debra Kay Knit, Jan Tyler, Amber Latten (12 yean old), Frances Stephenson (Saturday), Gal Alen (Saturday), Enrique Garde (Saturday), Donald Sdd-aam (Saturday), Beth Matulich Saturday), Bryan Tabor (Saturday), Amy Meyer (Saturday), (Tartan Mendoza (16 yean old), Beatrice Garza, CarmriKa (Pinkie) Horan. Happy anniversary wishes go to: Carol and B.H. Coram. To have a birthday or anniversary listed here, coli 625-9144. Man Count Mold —unavailable Mountain Cedar — unavailable Aah — unavailable Elm — unavailable Hackberry — unavialable Mufcerry —unavailable Oak — unavailable Sycamore — unaviaiablo (Rolan meaeirad rn paris par cubic malar ct air. Intormaaon prowled by Or Frank Nampa! ) nlVff hifwnniOOn Comal River — 246 cubic feet per mc-and, tame aa Thursday Edwards AquHer Panther Canyon Wa! -M44M teat above aaa level, up .02. Canyon Dam discharge — 700 ch Canyon Like level - 910 66 teat above aaa level. (Above conservation pool.) NBL) reports pumping 5.636 mMon galena of surtax wet* Thursday, and 320,000 galone of wal waler ware used Community Chofild oonoMVt on tap Apii 13 The New Braunfels Community Chorale is holding its final rehearsals for an April 13 con cert of Broadway tunes Tickets are now ol sale at China-n-Things and Johnson Furniture The concert will be held at First United Methodist Church. Visitor Cantar naada voluntaara The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce needs volunteers for the new Highway Visitor Center planned to open in mid-May. The Chamber cur rently has a great volunteer core, but new volunteers are needed to staff the new center Anyone interested can call Lyn-di Moon at the Chamber office, 625-2386 SVHS class af *87 plans reunion The Smithson Valley High School Class of 1987 has planned its 10-year reunion for July 5, 1997. Information was mailed out March 15 lf you are a classmate (or know of a class mate) who has not received the information by March 21. please call 904-4733 or 904-4009 to update addresses CICO planning group na atli voluntaara The Comal Independent School district seeks volunteers to help with its Long Range Planning Committee Those interested can call 885-7674 or 625-8061, ext 203 LRPC meet ings are 6:30 p m. March 25 at Mountain Valley Elementary April 8 at Comal Elementary April 22 at Smithson Valley Middle School and May 6 at Frazier Elementary. County puts vet van plan on hold By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer Plans to provide county veterans with transportation at little or no cost to medical facilities in San Antonio and Kerrville were dealt a blow Thursday when the assistant county attorney told commissioners court it would be unconstitutional for the county to enter the proposed agreement. Under the proposed contract, the services would have complemented existing services. The senior citizen's van would be utilized on the days it goes to San Antonio for a charge of $5 and if their ane five or fewer riders, the existing Alamo C oordinated Transit system would be used at $12 per person. On days when the senior center van was not available or more than five veterans needed transportation, an ACT iran would be dedicated to the county to transport the veterans. A trip to San Antonio would cost $70 and a trip to Kerrville $ IOO, regardless of die number of riders. Those veterans able to pay would be charged $5 a ride using the ACT system. The dedicated van is slated to be available beginning April I, but veterans can already use the services. Comal County commissioners were to review the contract and policies for the transportation Thursday, but assistant county attorney Ellen Salyers recommended the court take another approach to helping the veterans. Salyers said the county cannot financially assist one group of residents and not others. Even if the county receives a grant from the Texas Department of Transportation to purchase a van, it would have to be available to all elderly, disabled and veterans in the county. "It would be unconstitutional to provide a subsidy for the veterans." Salyers said. "It would have to be available to all elderly and disabled in the county, and not just the veter-ans. Veterans Service officer Gus Cul-well said he was disappointed when he found out the process would have to go back to square one. "We've certainly put a lot of effort and work into this, getting something acceptable to everyone, and I think we did," Culwell said. "I think probably we can still work something out." Veteran Ray Robinson, who chaired a committee working to get transportation, said the veterans would continue to work on getting a van. He said it is possible for the veterans to get their own van and let Veterans Affairs handle the insurance, but they had hoped to work something out with the county first. He said he thought they were making progress, and he was unhappy with the latest development. "It sounded to me like they're mostly looking for a way out than a way in." Robinson said. "The county was our first choice in getting a van, but it wasn't our only way. ...Now we just have to wait and see." The court tabled acting on the policy and contract, and indicated it would contact the local senior center to discuss the possibility of increasing funding for additional transportation services. Top Texan Herald ZMung photo by Michael Oar nail Kay BaHty Hutchiaon receive Bit Taxan of Bit Yaar Award from Como! County Judge Carter Catlett on Thursday night at the kick-off of the 1BB7 Texas LegleloWve Conference. Hard work pays off for state's junior senator By ABE LEVY Staff Writer Kay Bailey Hutchison rushed into the New Braunfels Civic Center to receive the Texan of the Year Award Thuraday night after a lengthy day on the floor of the U.S. Senate in Washington. Her mind buzzing with delight that a resolution she hacked to partner with Mexico in the fight against drugs had passed by an overwhelming majority, the former state treasurer touted herself as the only hard-working Senator from this state. "I work six days a week so Phil Gramm (the other U.S. Senator from Texas), can take the credit," she joked. "I'm really proud that we are the independent and wonderful people that we are and certainly New Braunfels is pan of that legacy" Comal County Carter Casteel presented the award to Hutchison with an ovation from the almost 500 state senators, representatives, major industry officials and, of course, local New Braunfels residents. "I love being a Texas woman," Hutchison Turn to Senator, Page 2A Debate on parking limits tabled until after posting By DEMME DZIUK Staff Writer Comal C ounty Commissioners tabled discussion and action on parking restrictions in the community of I hinter aller the assistant county attorney said posting requirements had not been met. When Riley's Tavern was in operation, neighbors complained about parking, noise and the conduct of patrons. The day before the court wa* to act on restricted parking, the owners of die tavern said they planned to close. I ast week, a district judge ordered County Judge Carter Casteel to sign a liquor license for Don Anderson. Anderson is in the process of securing a lease to reopen the tavern as a cafe. The court was scheduled to discuss and take action on the parking restrictions at Thursday's meeting. However, the topic was tabled. "I've been advised by the (assistant) county attorney that we have to do things a little different and call for a public hearing," Casteel said. Assistant County Attorney Ellen Salyers said that in September, the public hearing was tabled until the following week. The tavern owners then said they were closing the establishment, so the hearing and restrictions were a moot point the fblbwing week "So no hearing was ever held on placing parking signs," Salyers said. Casteel said that to meet transportation code requirements, an item will be placed on next week's agenda to set a public hearing date. A notice will be published in the paper and a hearing will be held seven to 30 days after that notice is printed. "I apologize to all those who came out here. ... But, under the circumstances and because of the importance of this item, we want to be very careful that we follow the proper procedures," Casteel said to roughly IO people present for the agenda item. Salyers said the intent is to allow residents an opportunity to find out about the issue and speak to the court on its regard. TAVERN TIME LINE ■ September, 1933: J C Riley opened Riley s Tavern in Hunter ■ 1991 Riley's closed ■ October, 1995: Riley s reopened under the ownership of Rick and Donna Wilson ■ Sept 19, 1996 Residents attended a county commissioners meeting where they voiced concerns about parking, noise and decency problems. The commissioners considered making certain areas in Hunter noparking zones, but tabled the issue for one more week of consideration ■ Sept. 25, 1996: The day before the court was to take action on parking concerns, county Judge Carter Casteel received a letter from an attorney representing the Wilsons The letter stated the Wilsons' intentions to discontinue operations and voluntarily surrender their liquor license ■ Sept 27, 1996 Tile Wilson's last day of business. ■ March, 1997: A district judge overrules decision by the county judge and orders her to sign a liquor license for Don Anderson, who plans to lease the tavern and reopen it as a Hunter Cafe ■ March 12, 1997: The county judge signs the liquor license. ■ March 20, 1997 The county commissioners tabled discussing parking restrictions in the community of Hunter until the court can set a public hearing The hearing will be set at next week's meeting In today's edition of New Horizons, the Herald-Zeitung takes a look at sports and recreation in our community. From alternative forms of exercise to participatory activities and coaching, see what options are available to fill your leisure time. Home Depot to open area store By ABE LEVY Staff Writer Officials from Home Depot's office in Atlanta said Thursday they expect to begin construction of a new store in New Braunfels by the end of the year. Home Depot spokesman Don Harrison said real estate experts are currently finalizing a location for a new store that would include a 100,000-square-foot building and employ up to 150 workers. Company officials have indicated to the city planning department that a plat of land in cast New Braunfels is a possible location for the new store, city officials said. The plat, which is to the cast of the intersection at Interstate 35 and Highway 46. is owned by Betty Gault and is zoned for commercial development. The Planning and Zoning ( ommission approved the 34-acre pjal at lls March 4 meeting. Home Depot officials said they had been looking for more than a year for a site in New Braunfels to add to their grow mg number of stores in Texas. "We're looking seriously al the New Braunfels area in the fourth quarter." I lairi-son said. "There's a lot cooking in I exas. We think the entire Texas market is another key part of our strategy " Home Depot opened a southwest region office in Dallas that covers eight stales. I he chain plans to open a total of 111 stores in 1997, Harrison said Regionally, Home Depot has plans to open a store in North San Antonio by April, bringing its total stores in the San Antonio area to six. Harrison said The company began in I97K and tor the first IM years built 500 stores, which officials said they plan to double in the next 3 1/2 years and add more than 'JO,OOO new jobs. Currently, about 102,CKK) people work for Home Depot The stores are located nationwide and in Canada and Santiago, Chile, Harrison said Typically, an average store carries about $0,000 products in the home improvement industry, including lumber, lltxir and wall coverings and lawn and garden supplies, company officials said. FAST FACTS ■ Home Depot's share of the $ 140 billion, home improvement industry has grown from 4 percent in 199(3 to 14 percent today ■ In 1996, the company made $19 5 billion in gross sales of up to 50,000 home improvement prcxlucts ■ The company opened up a southwest division office February in Dallas that oversees stores in night states, including 45 stores in Texas It opened a store in Round Rock this week and plans to open one in hoi th San Antonio scheduled next month ■ The proposed store in New Braunfels is expected to generate up to 150 new jobs for clerks war el louse personnel and experts in various home improvement departments (Source Home Depot)Kudos to Haymarket volunteers and Arboretum donation. Page 4A. ;
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