Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 5, § 3615
Terms with two competing roads that intersect
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As of June 1, 2022
When a railroad is intersected by two or more railroads which are competing lines for business to or from the road so intersected, the managers of such road shall transport cars, passengers, baggage, and freight to and from each of such intersecting roads on the same terms, and shall not establish rules, regulations, or terms of connection that will give to either of such competing roads an unreasonable advantage over the other. If the managers of such roads cannot agree upon any of the terms aforesaid, the same, on petition, notice and hearing, shall be determined by the Transportation Board.
When a railroad is intersected by two or more railroads that are competing lines for business to or from the road so intersected, the managers of the road shall transport cars, passengers, baggage, and freight to and from each of the intersecting roads on the same terms, and shall not establish rules, regulations, or terms of connection that will give to either of the competing roads an unreasonable advantage over the other. If the managers of the roads cannot agree upon any of the terms, the same, on petition, notice, and hearing, shall be determined by the Transportation Board.
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