Mont. Admin. r. 38.4.415 - TRACK CLEARANCE
(1) The minimum
distance between the centerlines of parallel standard gauge railroad tracks,
which are used or proposed to be used for transporting cars, engines, motors or
like equipment, shall be fourteen (14) feet, except as hereinafter
prescribed.
(2) The centerline of
any standard guage track, except a main track or a passing track, parallel and
adjacent to a main track or a passing track, shall be at least fifteen (15)
feet from the centerline of such main track or passing track; provided,
however, that where a passing track is adjacent to and at least fifteen (15)
feet distant from the main track, any other track may be constructed adjacent
to such passing track with clearance prescribed in (1) of this rule.
(3) Minimum clearances between centerlines of
parallel team, house or industry tracks shall be thirteen (13) feet.
(4) The centerline of any standard gauge
ladder track constructed parallel to any other track, shall have a clearance of
not less than twenty (20) feet from the centerline of such other
track.
(5) Existing tracks may be
extended at clearances existing prior to October 27, 1978.
Notes
Sec. 69-14-116, MCA; IMP, Sec. 69-14-116, MCA;
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