Railroads also raised the issue of whether it is appropriate to require them to participate in one-call systems as ``underground operators'' because railroads own their right-of-ways and know the location of their own facilities within those right-of-ways.
Editor's note · Context
Discussing railroad participation in one-call systems during a floor speech.
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