[Gen. Ords. 1959, § 52.47; Ord.
No. 10378, 1-5-2017]
(a)
No railroad car or locomotive shall obstruct any street crossing
in the City by standing thereon longer than five minutes.
(b)
The bell of a railroad engine shall be constantly sounded while moving
within the City.
(c)
A man shall be stationed on top of the car at the end of the train
farthest from the engine to give danger signals while any railroad
cars are being moved backward in the City.
(d)
The whistle of a locomotive engine shall not be sounded within the
City.
[Gen. Ords. 1959, § 52.48; Ord.
No. 10378, 1-5-2017]
No person shall climb upon, hold to, or in any manner attach
himself to any locomotive or railroad car while the same is in motion.
This section shall not apply to any employee of the railroad company,
nor to any passenger, nor to any other person who may be acting by
permission or under the rules of the railroad company.
[Gen. Ords. 1959, § 52.40; Ord.
No. 10378, 1-5-2017]
(a)
Each person operating railroad cars upon a railroad track along or
across any street shall erect gates at all cross or intersecting streets,
and shall keep a watchman or install an automatic mechanism to close
the gates immediately before the passage of any engine, train of cars,
and to open the gates immediately after such passage.
