Every person operating an elevated railroad shall place and maintain at each station on such railroad at least three signs on each platform at such stations, one of said signs to be placed in the middle and one at either end of each platform. Said signs shall distinctly show the name of the station. The signs at the ends of the platform shall be illuminated at night so that the name can be easily read. Said illuminated signs shall be made, placed and maintained in conspicuous positions not less than nine inches above the top of the railing on the platform, and in such manner that they can be read easily by persons on the trains of such railroad.
All signs shall be of a pattern, material and size meeting the approval of the commissioner of transportation, and shall be constructed, placed and maintained in a manner meeting with the commissioner's approval.
(Prior code § 188-41; Amend Coun. J. 11-8-12, p. 38872, § 178)