West Virginia HB4410 amends the Code to define "on-track equipment" and clarify rules for stopping at railroad crossings.
West Virginia HB4410 amends the Code to define "on-track equipment" as any tender, motor unit, freight or passenger car, or other equipment used on railroad tracks. It also clarifies that drivers must stop at railroad crossings when signals indicate an approaching train or when the train is plainly visible and poses an immediate hazard. The bill prohibits driving around closed crossing gates or barriers and sets penalties for violations.
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