(e) No bulb of over 7 watts in a front lamp shall be kept lighted while a vehicle is stationary on a road. 26.-(1) No person shall load a vehicle and no owner or other person in charge of a vehicle shall wilfully or negligently allow it to be loaded in such a manner that it is liable to endanger the safety of its occupants or of other traffic or persons on the road or to damage the road. (2) No person shall drive a vehicle and no owner or other person in charge of a vehicle shall wilfully or negligently allow it to be driven if the condition or loading of the vehicle is liable to endanger the safety of the vehicle itself or of its occupants or of other traffic or persons on the road or to damage the road. 27. The person in charge of a vehicle or animal shall when it is stationary keep it off the road if feasible or, if not, as close as practicable to the edge of the road and shall not leave it where it is likely to cause danger or obstruction, and in particular at or near a road intersection or bend. 28.-(1) The following signals shall be given by any person driving a vehicle with a right hand drive, for the purpose of indicating his intentions to other users of the road : (a) when about to slow down or stop, extend the right arm with the palm of the hand turned downwards and move the arm slowly up and down; (b) when about to turn to the left, extend the right arm and rotate it from the shoulder in an anti-clockwise direction ; (C) when about to turn to the right, extend the right arm and hand with the palm turned to the front and hold them rigid in a horizontal position straight out from the right side of the vehicle (this signal may be used in any circumstances when it may be necessary to convey the warning to traffic following behind that it is dangerous to overtake); (d) to indicate to following traffic that they may overtake on the right, extend the right arm and hand below the level of the shoulder and move them backwards and forwards. (2) When approaching a member of the State Police Force in uniform or any other duly authorised person engaged in the regulation of traffic, any person driving a vehicle with a right hand drive shall give the following signals for the purpose of indicating the direction in which he wishes to proceed to the member of the Police Force or other duly authorised person : (a) If he wishes to go straight ahead, he shall raise the right hand towards the shoulder and move the forearm well forward and then backwards in a vertical plane, making the movement sufficiently pronounced to be easily seen. (6) If he wishes to turn to the left or to the right, he shall use the signals described in paragraphs (b) and (c) respectively of sub-section (1) of this Section (3) The following signals shall be given by any person driving a vehicle with a left-hand drive, for the purpose of indicating his intention to other users of the road: (a) when about to slow down or stop, extend the left arm downwards and move the arm slowly up and down; (b) when about to turn to the left, extend the left arm and hand with the palm turned to the front and hold them rigid in a horizontal position straight out from the left side of the vehicle (this signal may be used in any circumstances when it is necessary to convey the warning to traffic following behind that it is dangerous to overtake);
