We've had murder cars, now we've got murder-trains in Florida of course 13

[drwebb]

Trains are funny things- I'm told they sound a lot like tornadoes, although those seem to NEVER sneak up on people.

 

[Hoxton123]

spsalso
"It's my impression that railroads in England must fence their right of way."

Only since the 1845 Railways Act! Prior to that they may have been unfenced (before my time...)

I think that this applies to 'land designated as a railway' since any land that has been a railway has to be un-designated before it isn't a railway. So even if there are no rails, you can be fined for trespassing on the railway. This type of trespass is a criminal offence, not a civil one, in England.

Current penalty £1000 ($ 1220)

The French high speed TGV lines originally had some level crossings but these were removed and replaced with bridges / underpasses.

 

[spsalso]

Trespassing on a railway when there is no railway.

Is there an enhancement for silly walks?

"Your crime has been enhanced." "No, that's a bad thing, for you."

spsalso

 

[Hoxton123]

That's what the law says