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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 277 — Railroads -- organization and operating regulations

277.240 Height of bridges and passways over railroad tracks -- Telltales.

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(1)A bridge or passway constructed over any railroad, except in cities having power
under their charters to regulate the height of bridges or passways, shall not be at a
less height than twenty-two
(22)feet above the track of the road, unless by the
written authority of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.
(2)Whenever there is, over any railroad track, a bridge, tunnel or other obstruction at a
height of less than seven
(7)feet above the roof of the freight cars used or hauled on
that railroad, the officers of the railroad shall erect and keep in repair at or near the
bridge, tunnel or obstruction, and on each side thereof, a rod or beam placed across
the track at such height and at such distance from the bridge, tunnel or obstruction
as the cabinet directs, and from the rod or beam shall be suspended straps, ropes, or
cords of such length as the cabinet determines, and not greater than six
(6)inches
apart, for a width of eight
(8)feet, directly over the track.
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