Bill > HB4410

This bill amends West Virginia law to define "on-track equipment" as any vehicle or machinery used on railroad tracks, including maintenance equipment, and clarifies that drivers approaching railroad crossings must stop and yield not only to trains but also to this "on-track equipment" when warning signals, gates, flagmen, or audible signals indicate their approach, or when the equipment is plainly visible and in hazardous proximity to the crossing. The bill also modifies existing language to be more gender-neutral and allows for discretion in applying penalties if a signal device is malfunctioning.

Transportation and Infrastructure

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