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Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 39-8. Railroad Crossings
Rhode Island General Laws
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Title 39
> Chapter 39-8. Railroad Crossings
Current as of: 2009
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§ 39-8-1
Surfacing of highways crossed at grade
§ 39-8-1.1
Commission control of grade crossings
§ 39-8-1.2
Definitions
§ 39-8-1.3
Authorization for private crossing
§ 39-8-1.4
Barricading of crossings
§ 39-8-2
Raising or lowering of highway to eliminate grade crossing
§ 39-8-3
Consent to establishment of grade crossing
§ 39-8-4
Obstruction of highway crossings
§ 39-8-4.1
Removal of debris from railroad rights-of-way, switching devices and railroad yards
§ 39-8-5
Railroads on highways subject to prescribed terms
§ 39-8-6
Operation of grade crossings of railroads
§ 39-8-7
Town or city regulation of speed and manner of operation
§ 39-8-8
Maintenance of highways occupied by rails
§ 39-8-9
Order to maintain flag person or precautionary appliance at grade crossing
§ 39-8-10
Failure to maintain flag person or precautionary appliances
§ 39-8-11
Order to maintain electric signals at crossing
§ 39-8-12
Municipal order to maintain crossing gates or fence
§ 39-8-13
Erection of warning signs along highway
§ 39-8-14
Warning bells
§ 39-8-15
Failure to erect signs or ring bell
§ 39-8-16
Closing of gates at private way
§ 39-8-17
Bail to certain railroad employees
§ 39-8-18
Fences along right of way
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