Wis. Admin. Code State Fair Park Board SFP 3.02 - General vehicular operation
(1) SPEED LIMIT AND
SIGNS. The speed limit on all highways in the park when no special hazard
exists is 20 mph or less as posted. The director or chief of police shall cause
traffic or parking signs to be erected as necessary for parking in lots along
roadways and drives, or for the proper regulations and safe movement of
vehicles and pedestrians in the park.
(2) SPEEDING IN EXCESS OF FIXED LIMITS. No
person may drive a vehicle at a speed in excess of the posted speed
limit.
(3) SPEEDING IN EXCESS OF 30
MPH OR MORE ABOVE THE FIXED LIMITS. No person may drive a vehicle at a speed in
excess of 30 MPH or more above the posted speed limit.
(4) REASONABLE AND PRUDENT LIMIT. No person
may drive a vehicle in the park at a speed greater than is reasonable and
prudent under the conditions and having regard to the actual and potential
hazards then existing.
(5) TOO FAST
FOR CONDITIONS. The operator of every vehicle shall drive at an appropriate
speed as may be necessary to avoid colliding with object, person, vehicle or
other conveyance on or entering the highway in compliance with legal
requirements and using due care, or when special hazard exists with regard to
other traffic or by reason of weather or highway conditions.
(6) UNAUTHORIZED VEHICLE OPERATION ON RACE
TRACK. No person may operate a vehicle on a park race track without proper
authorization.
(7) DRIVING THROUGH
SAFETY ZONE PROHIBITED.
(a) The operator of a
vehicle shall not drive through a posted safety zone when such safety zone is
clearly indicated.
(b) In this
subsection ``safety zone" means the area or space officially set apart within a
roadway for pedestrians use, including those about to board or alighting from
public conveyances, and which is protected or is so marked or indicated by
adequate signs as to be plainly visible at all times while set apart as a
safety zone.
(8) FAILURE
TO STOP OR IMPROPER STOP AT STOP SIGN. Except when directed to proceed by a
traffic officer or traffic control signal, every operator of a vehicle shall
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 roadway
which is controlled by an official stop sign or traffic signal, as specified in
s. 346.46, Stats.
(9) FAILURE TO OBEY TRAFFIC OFFICER. No
person may fail or refuse to comply with any lawful order, signal or direction
of a police or traffic officer.
(10) FAILURE TO OBEY TRAFFIC SIGN OR SIGNAL.
No operator of a vehicle shall disobey the instructions of any traffic sign or
signal unless otherwise directed by a police or traffic officer.
(11) ILLEGAL RIDING.
(a)
Driver. No person may
drive a vehicle when any person other than an employe engaged in the necessary
discharge of the employee duty is upon any portion thereof not designed or
intended for the use of passengers.
(b)
Passenger. No person
other than an employe engaged in the necessary discharge of the employe duty
shall ride upon any portion of a vehicle not designed or intended for the use
of passengers.
(c) This subsection
does not apply to persons riding within truck bodies in spaces intended for
merchandise or to the operator of any such vehicle.
(12) INTOXICANTS IN MOTOR VEHICLE. No person
may drink alcoholic beverages in any motor vehicle, or may possess in a
privately owned motor vehicle, any bottle or receptacle containing alcoholic
beverages if the bottle or receptacle has been opened, the seal has been broken
or the contents of the bottle or receptacle have been partially
removed.
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