Draft chapter 68: One-way Traffic

§ 68.01 One-Way Traffic Required

The 2026 draft's § 68.01 beside the current code's § 68.01: removed words are struck through, added words underlined.

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When appropriate signs are in place, as provided for in Chapter 61 of this Traffic Code, 61, vehicular traffic, other than permitted cross traffic, shall move only in the direction indicated on such signs.
(Code of Iowa, Sec. 321.236 [4]) 321.236(4))

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Current code

§ 68.01 One-Way Traffic Required

When appropriate signs are in place, as provided for in Chapter 61 of this Traffic Code, vehicular traffic, other than permitted cross traffic, shall move only in the direction indicated on such signs.

(Code of Iowa, Sec. 321.236 [4])

2010 Code, Chapter 68 · source page

2026 draft

§ 68.01 One-Way Traffic Required

When appropriate signs are in place, as provided for in Chapter 61, vehicular traffic, other than permitted cross traffic, shall move only in the direction indicated on such signs.

(Code of Iowa, Sec. 321.236(4))

August 2026 draft · page 167

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