Title 46, Chapter 8, Section 198
( 46-8-198)
(a) Every company operating a railroad in this state shall be
required to erect and maintain a signboard at least four feet six
inches in height to warn approaching rail traffic of the existence
of drawbridges, grade crossings, and stations at which there is a
switch. Such a sign must be constructed at a point on the right of
way not less than one-half mile nor more than one mile on each side
of every station at which there is a switch; not less than one-half
mile nor more than one mile on each side of every drawbridge; and
not less than one-half mile nor more than one mile on each side of
every railroad grade crossing. The signboards must be placed where
they can be plainly seen by persons operating locomotives and must
be placed on the right-hand side of the track approaching such
station, drawbridge, or railroad grade crossing. (b) Any railroad company which violates this Code section shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be
punished by a fine of $100.00 for each offense. |