Coast Guard removes outdated rules for a fixed railroad bridge in Georgia
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The Coast Guard is removing the federal regulations that governed the operation of a railroad drawbridge on the Savannah River near Clyo, Georgia.
Why it matters: This is a routine administrative cleanup. The practical significance is limited to removing obsolete text from the Code of Federal Regulations. It ensures that navigational charts and legal references do not point to a mechanism that no longer exists, but it does not change how the bridge functions or who can use it.
Who it affects
- Boaters navigating the Savannah River near Clyo, GA
The U.S. Coast Guard published this rule in the Federal Register; readers should check the original document for specific coordinates and effective dates.
Agency: Homeland Security Department, Coast Guard
Source: Federal Register — read the official document