Surface railway sidings and other vehicular traffic

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22.
Surface railway sidings and other
vehicular traffic
22.1.
Railway sidings
22.1.1.
(1) National laws or regulations should specify the
manner in which danger to persons is to be avoided in the
operation of railway sidings located on the surface of the mine
premises.
(2) These laws or regulations should include items cover-
ing-
(a) the transport of persons;
(b) the control of points and signal wires;
(c) the provision of equipment and safety devices;
(d) the movement of vehicles;
(e) restrictions of the passage of persons on foot;
(f) the provision of specific crossing points;
(g) the minimum age of locomotive drivers.
22.2.
Other vehicular traffic
22.2.1.
It should be the duty of the manager of a mine to
make and post in a prominent place Transport Rules which
control the flow and movement of vehicular traffic on the
surface of the mine, so as to secure the safety of all the persons
employed there.
22.2.2.
As far as possible, the signs used in the control of
traffic should be the same as those used on public roads.
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