Texas § 460.112 MASS TRANSIT RAIL SYSTEM; EXEMPTION.

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§ 460.112 — MASS TRANSIT RAIL SYSTEM; EXEMPTION.

Texas § 460.112

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 460.112 (2026).

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Sec. 460.112. MASS TRANSIT RAIL SYSTEM; EXEMPTION.

(a)An authority that constructs or operates or contracts with another entity to construct or operate a mass transit rail system is not subject to any state law regulating or governing the design, construction, or operation of a railroad, railway, street railway, streetcar, or interurban railway.

(b)For purposes of ownership or transfer of ownership of an interest in real property, a light rail mass transit system line operating on property previously used by a railroad, railway, street railway, or interurban railway is a continuation of existing rail use. SUBCHAPTER D. PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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Sec. 460.112. MASS TRANSIT RAIL SYSTEM; EXEMPTION. (a) An authority that constructs or operates or contracts with another entity to construct or operate a mass transit rail system is not subject to any state law regulating or governing the design, construction, or operation of a railroad, railway, street railway, streetcar, or interurban railway.
(b) For purposes of ownership or transfer of ownership of an interest in real property, a light rail mass transit system line operating on property previously used by a railroad, railway, street railway, or interurban railway is a continuation of existing rail use.
SUBCHAPTER D. PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS