Minnesota HF3926 modifies transportation laws, prohibiting the silencing of railroad crossing bells, adjusting rail service improvement program.
Minnesota HF3926 makes several changes to transportation-related laws. It prohibits the commissioner of transportation from ordering or allowing the silencing of railroad crossing bells at crossings equipped with an active warning system. The bill modifies the rail service improvement program accounts, allowing the commissioner to disburse funds for various rail service improvements, including capital improvement projects, rehabilitation projects, and rail planning studies. It also increases the cost thresholds for major highway projects.
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