The Indian Tramways Act, 1886 is a law that provides for the regulation and control of tramways in India. The act applies to the construction, maintenance and operation of tramways in India.
Some of the key provisions of the act include:
Section 3 of the act grants local authorities (such as municipalities or district boards) the power to construct and maintain tramway lines within their respective jurisdictions.
Section 4 of the act lays down the procedure for obtaining permission to construct a tramway line, which includes obtaining the consent of the local authority and obtaining permission from the state government.
Section 5 of the act requires tramway companies to obtain a license from the local authority before operating a tramway line.
Section 6 of the act lays down the rights and duties of tramway companies with respect to the maintenance of tramway lines and the safety of passengers.
Section 7 of the act lays down the powers of local authorities to regulate tramway traffic and impose penalties for violations of the act.
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