Locomotives on Common Roads Under Parliamentary Study
England debates regulate locomotive use on public roads after a trial. A bill limits wheel pair weight to one and a half tons and overall locomotive weight to fifteen tons per county or bridge, with damage liability. Two operators required, red lights set before sunrise and after sunset, speed caps of ten miles per hour on highways and five in towns, and London's width restrictions.
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