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No person shall climb, jump, step or stand upon or cling or attach himself to a locomotive, engine or car upon the track of a railroad, unless in compliance with law or by permission under the rules and regulations of the corporation managing such railroad.
(ORC 4999.02)
(a) No person shall operate or cause to be operated a locomotive, railroad train or railroad car at a rate of speed greater than thirty miles per hour while within the corporate limits of the City.
(b) No person shall operate or cause to be operated a locomotive, railroad train or railroad car at such a slow rate of speed, without good and sufficient reason or cause, so as to detour or delay traffic unnecessarily.
(c) For purposes of this section, the engineer and conductor, if physically present on the railroad train, locomotive or railroad car, shall each be deemed to be operating or causing to be operated the locomotive, railroad train or railroad car.
(Ord. 84-165. Passed 8-20-84.)
Every company or individual owning or operating a railroad within the limits of the City is hereby required to light his railroad track at every point where the track crosses any of the streets or public highways of the City.
The lights required herein shall be any reasonable kind of light, other than electric arc lights, and shall be kept burning every night from dusk until daylight in the morning.
(R.O. 1946, C. 27, Secs. 3, 4.)
If the provisions of Section 741.06 are not complied with within twenty days after the Chief of Police has served notice of the provisions of Section 741.06 upon the principal agent of a railroad company operating within the City, such company neglecting to comply therewith shall be liable to the City for the expense of such lighting, which the City shall have incurred by causing the lighting to be done, the same to be assessed and recovered in the manner stipulated in Section 741.08.
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