Missouri House of Representatives
94th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2008)
Bills Indexed by Subject
RAILROADS
HB 1785
--- Sponsor:
Meadows, Tim
--- CoSponsor:
Dougherty, Curt
- Requires railroad corporations and companies to provide or make
available counseling to railroad workers involved in an accident which
results in a death or serious bodily injury
HB 1810
--- Sponsor:
Cooper, Shannon
--- CoSponsor:
Skaggs, Trent
- Changes the laws regarding sales and use, property, and motor fuel
taxes
HB 2172
--- Sponsor:
Deeken, Bill
--- CoSponsor:
Schieffer, Ed
- Prohibits railroads from storing any engine or rolling stock within
250 feet of any railroad crossing
HB 2427
--- Sponsor:
Meadows, Tim
--- CoSponsor:
Flook, Tim
- Establishes certain requirements that must be included in a contract
between a railroad corporation and a contract carrier that transports
railroad employees
HB 2455
--- Sponsor:
Dusenberg, Gary
--- CoSponsor:
Wildberger, Edward
- Requires railroads operating in Missouri to provide the Missouri
Emergency Response Commission with a monthly report on the
shipment of certain hazardous materials through the state
- SB 904
--- Sponsor:
Griesheimer, John E.
- Modifies provisions pertaining to the Underground Facility Safety and
Damage Prevention Act
- SB 905
--- Sponsor:
Loudon, John
- Establishes the Regional Railroad Authorities Act
- SB 981
--- Sponsor:
Purgason, Chuck
- Designates the plant spotted knapweed as a noxious weed
- SB 1017
--- Sponsor:
Mayer, Robert
- Requires reports to school districts of certain property located
within school district boundaries
- SB 1091
--- Sponsor:
Bray, Joan
- Requires railroads to provide counseling services or other critical
incident stress debriefing services to railroad employees involved
in serious accidents
- SB 1265
--- Sponsor:
Bray, Joan
- Imposes various regulations (hours of operation, vehicle safety, drug
and alcohol screening, etc.) on contract carriers that transport
railroad employees
Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated May 27, 2008 at 4:57 pm