Wisconsin Code § 86.22

Interstate railroad bridges must have convenient approaches
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Each corporation incorporated under the
laws of this state and granted a franchise or permit by the U.S.
congress to construct, maintain and operate a railroad bridge and
provide for the passage of persons and vehicles across the waters
forming a boundary line between this and any other state and to
forever maintain the bridge in accessible and serviceable condition, shall construct or cause to be constructed, approaches making the bridge accessible and serviceable for the use of persons
and vehicles as a connection between this state and the state connected therewith by the bridge, so that the bridge shall be accessible and serviceable to persons and vehicles at the time such
bridge is used for railroad service, and if any such corporation
fails or refuses to comply with this section within one year from
the time the bridge is used for railroad service the charter of the
corporation granted by this state shall thereupon be forfeited, as a
result of the failure or refusal to comply with this section, without
any further action whatever and the corporation shall forthwith
discontinue the transaction or operation of its business in this
state.

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