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§ 77-9-233. Exception to requirement of pilots and headlights.
 

Section 77-9-231 shall not apply: 
 

(a) to railroads whose principal business is hauling logs; 

(b) to locomotive engines running for coal or water, doubling hills, returning from trains when broken into, or going to or returning from trains in the yard limits of terminal stations; 

(c) to engines engaged in regular switching service in yards or road engines switching at intermediate stations; or 

(d) to any locomotive engines in cases of washouts, wrecks, or when going to the assistance of engines so disabled as to block the main track of a railroad. 
 

Sources: Codes, Hemingway's 1917, § 7696; 1930, § 6122; 1942, § 7774; Laws,  1908, ch. 95.
 

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Mississippi > Title-77 > 9 > 77-9-233

§ 77-9-233. Exception to requirement of pilots and headlights.
 

Section 77-9-231 shall not apply: 
 

(a) to railroads whose principal business is hauling logs; 

(b) to locomotive engines running for coal or water, doubling hills, returning from trains when broken into, or going to or returning from trains in the yard limits of terminal stations; 

(c) to engines engaged in regular switching service in yards or road engines switching at intermediate stations; or 

(d) to any locomotive engines in cases of washouts, wrecks, or when going to the assistance of engines so disabled as to block the main track of a railroad. 
 

Sources: Codes, Hemingway's 1917, § 7696; 1930, § 6122; 1942, § 7774; Laws,  1908, ch. 95.
 


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Mississippi > Title-77 > 9 > 77-9-233

§ 77-9-233. Exception to requirement of pilots and headlights.
 

Section 77-9-231 shall not apply: 
 

(a) to railroads whose principal business is hauling logs; 

(b) to locomotive engines running for coal or water, doubling hills, returning from trains when broken into, or going to or returning from trains in the yard limits of terminal stations; 

(c) to engines engaged in regular switching service in yards or road engines switching at intermediate stations; or 

(d) to any locomotive engines in cases of washouts, wrecks, or when going to the assistance of engines so disabled as to block the main track of a railroad. 
 

Sources: Codes, Hemingway's 1917, § 7696; 1930, § 6122; 1942, § 7774; Laws,  1908, ch. 95.