No driver of any motor vehicle or any other vehicle shall weave
in and out of traffic to the extent that such weaving unreasonably
interferes with the right-of-way of other vehicles on the right or
left.
(1995 Code of Ordinances, Title VII, Chapter 71,
Section 71.01)
When traffic is traveling in parallel lanes, no driver or operator
of any motor vehicle or any other vehicle shall cut from one lane
of traffic to another so as to unreasonably interfere with the right-of-way
of any other vehicle, except in an emergency.
(1995 Code of Ordinances, Title VII, Chapter 71,
Section 71.02)
In regard to Sections 12.401 and 12.402, the fact that any adjacent
vehicle, into the path of which the weave or cut is made, shall slacken
its pace abruptly or shall swerve into any parallel lane or near to
any obstruction in the street or object at the side thereof shall
be prima facie evidence of unreasonable interference with the right-of-way
of that vehicle by the driver of the vehicle weaving or cutting in.
(1995 Code of Ordinances, Title VII, Chapter 71,
Section 71.03)
The driver of a motor vehicle shall not follow another vehicle
more closely than is reasonable and prudent, having due regard for
the speed of such vehicles and the traffic upon and the conditions
of the roadway.
(1995 Code of Ordinances, Title VII, Chapter 71,
Section 71.04)
(a)
It shall
be unlawful for the driver of any motor vehicle within the city to
“dig out” or produce “tire squeal.” For the
purposes of this section, dig out means tire squeal. Tire squeal means
the sound produced by the friction of a motor vehicular tire against
a dry pavement under sudden acceleration of the vehicle to which said
tire is mounted, the tire then turning at a rate of revolution disproportionately
greater than the length of distance then traveled on the pavement
by the tire.
(b)
Prima
facie evidence of such disproportional revolution shall include skid
marks or tire marks left by such tire upon the pavement, or smoke
produced by such revolution.
(1995 Code of Ordinances, Title VII, Chapter 71,
Section 71.05)
