Oklahoma HB2830 defines railroad terms and limits train length to 8,500 feet on main and branch lines.
Oklahoma HB2830 introduces new definitions for "branch line" and "main line" in the Oklahoma Statutes. It prohibits railroads from operating trains longer than 8,500 feet on both main and branch lines. The bill also declares an emergency, expediting its implementation.
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