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s 95 Graded crossings
Where a railway company has constructed a railway track across an existing road on the level, the Director General of Land Public Transport may, if it appears to the Director General of Land Public Transport that it is necessary for public safety and convenience, at any time, require the railway company, within such time as it thinks fit—
(a) to carry the road either under or over the railway track by means of a bridge or arch with convenient ascents and descents and other convenient approaches instead of crossing the road on the level; or
(b) to execute such other works as in the circumstances of the case appear to the Director General of Land Public Transport to be best adapted for removing or diminishing the danger arising from the level crossing and for meeting the convenience of the public.
Malay text (authoritative)
Lintasan rata bergred
Jika suatu syarikat kereta api telah membina suatu landasan kereta api yang merintangi jalan yang sedia ada yang sama ratanya, Suruhanjaya boleh, jika ternyata pada Suruhanjaya bahawa adalah
perlu demi keselamatan dan kemudahan orang awam, pada bila-bila masa, menghendaki syarikat kereta api itu, dalam apa-apa masa yang difikirkannya patut —
(a) supaya memindahkan jalan itu sama ada ke bawah atau ke atas landasan kereta api itu menerusi suatu jambatan atau gerbang dengan pendakian dan penurunan yang mudah serta jalan masuk lain yang mudah sebagai ganti melintasi jalan yang sama rata itu; atau
(b) untuk melaksanakan apa-apa kerja lain yang dalam hal keadaan itu ternyata pada Suruhanjaya sebagai paling sesuai bagi menghapuskan atau mengurangkan bahaya yang berbangkit daripada lintasan rata itu dan bagi memenuhi kemudahan orang awam.
Text as at 15 October 2023 (LOM reprint); amendments made after that date may not be incorporated.
Source: Laws of Malaysia, Attorney General's Chambers of Malaysia (lom.agc.gov.my). Not a copy of the Gazette printed by the Government Printer (Interpretation Acts 1948 and 1967, s 61).
