675 IAC 31-3-37
675 IAC 31-3-37 "Trackless train" defined
Cite as Ind. Admin. Code tit. 675, r. 31-3-37
Sec. 37. "Trackless train" means a train that consists of a diesel or other engine powered or electric powered tractor pulling a series of
unpowered connected road vehicles or trailers. Often configured to look like a small locomotive, a trackless train may take many shapes, such as
wagons, animals, or other themed items. The trailers are usually open-sided but may be enclosed in inclement weather. It is used only for amusement
purposes and not for transportation between or among different locations. For purposes of this definition, a trackless train used for amusement
purposes may also have intermediate stops yet remain a trackless train. The term does not include the following:
(1) Parking lot trams.
(2) Sightseeing buses.
(3) Hayrides.
(4) In-park or in-fair transportation trams.