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Code · Connecticut · Title 13b — Transportation · CHAPTER 245b* — Railroad Operations

Sec. 13b-340. (Formerly Sec. 16-156). Use of highway for switching.

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The Commissioner of Transportation may forbid any railroad company to use for switching purposes or standing trains such portion of its tracks upon or across any highway as in his opinion public convenience requires should not be so used; and he may limit the number of tracks which a company may lay upon or across a highway for side tracks or switching purposes, and may order any such company to remove such of the side tracks or switching tracks upon or across any highway as the commissioner deems public convenience or safety requires should be removed.
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