§ 39-222. Soliciting patronage at railway or bus station.

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Every hackman, cabman, taxicab driver or the driver of any other vehicle shall, at and about railway stations and bus stations, remain with his vehicle; and no person shall solicit the patronage of any arriving or departing passenger at any railway station or bus station within the city for himself or for any other person nor solicit patronage in the streets adjacent to such railway station or bus station in a loud or boisterous manner.

(Code 1965, § 41-56)

Cross reference

Railroads, ch. 51; taxi drivers soliciting business, § 59-81.

                    
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