Indiana § 8-23-9-41 - Railroad crossings; separation of grades; rights, powers, and duties of parties involved
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§ 8-23-9-41. Railroad crossings; separation of grades; rights, powers, and duties of parties involved
Sec. 41. Upon the filing of a petition under section 40 of this chapter, the utility regulatory commission has and shall exercise all of the powers and authority conferred upon it by IC 8-6-1. A railroad, interurban street railroad, or suburban street railroad whose tracks are involved in a crossing has all the rights conferred by and is subject to all the duties imposed by IC 8-6-1.
As added by P.L.18-1990, SEC.218.
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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