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North Dakota Code > Chapter 49-11 - Railroad Bridges, Crossings, Intersections, and Fences

North Dakota Code > Title 49 > Chapter 49-11 - Railroad Bridges, Crossings, Intersections, and Fences


Current as of: 2009
§ 49-11-00.1Definitions
§ 49-11-01Obstruction of crossing by railroad - Provision for temporary way
§ 49-11-02Railroad bridges must be in good repair
§ 49-11-03Railroad bridge must provide clear passage over highway
§ 49-11-04Highways and watercourses to be restored to former state
§ 49-11-05Railroad to maintain sufficient highway crossings
§ 49-11-06Railroad crossings - Construction and maintenance
§ 49-11-08Making intersecting railroad crossing - No delay if bond filed
§ 49-11-09Railroads intersecting - Compensation governed by law of eminent domain
§ 49-11-17Railroad crossing over land owned on both sides by one person - Penalty for failure to provide
§ 49-11-18Construction of railroad - Crossing highway or waterway
§ 49-11-19Blocking or obstructing crossing with train - Penalty
§ 49-11-19.1Blocking or obstructing alternative crossings - Penalty
§ 49-11-20Installation of flagman at crossings
§ 49-11-21Warning device sounded at crossing by locomotive - Exceptions
§ 49-11-22Liability for failure of locomotive to sound bell, horn, or whistle at crossing
§ 49-11-23Liability of engineer for failure to sound bell, horn, or whistle of locomotive at crossing
§ 49-11-24Railroad right of way - Fences
§ 49-11-25How fence on railroad right of way to be constructed
§ 49-11-26Landowner may require railroad to build hog-tight fence
§ 49-11-27Requirements of hog-tight fence built by railroad on right of way
§ 49-11-28Swinging gates - When railroad required to maintain
§ 49-11-29Failure to construct fence or swinging gate - Penalty
§ 49-11-30Failure of railroad to fence - Damage to owner of stock - How collected
§ 49-11-31Certain sections not applicable within corporate limits
§ 49-11-32Train crew exemption

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Questions & Answers: Railroads

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North Dakota Laws: Railroads

North Dakota Code > Chapter 8-11.1 - Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Compact
North Dakota Code > Chapter 49-10.1 - Railroad Regulation by Public Service Commission
North Dakota Code > Chapter 49-11 - Railroad Bridges, Crossings, Intersections, and Fences
North Dakota Code > Chapter 49-16 - Liability of Railroads for Negligence
North Dakota Code > Chapter 49-17.1 - Rail Service Assistance
North Dakota Code > Chapter 49-17.2 - Regional Railroad Authorities

U.S. Code Provisions: Railroads

U.S. Code > Title 45 - Railroads
U.S. Code Title 49 > Subtitle IV > Part A - Rail
U.S. Code > Title 49 > Subtitle V - Rail Programs
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