A comprehensive guide to the highway laws of Indiana at the turn of the 20th century, ""Highway Laws of Indiana"" offers a detailed look at the regulations governing the opening, locating, vacating, changing, and repairing of public highways. Compiled by the state of Indiana, this volume also includes laws pertaining to dogs, game, fish, stock, fences, forestry, fruit, and stock food, providing a broad overview of the legal landscape affecting rural life and transportation.
Of particular interest is the inclusion of the law concerning automobiles, reflecting the growing importance of motorized vehicles at the time. With a complete index, this book serves as an invaluable resource for legal professionals, historians, and anyone interested in the historical development of transportation and environmental regulations in Indiana.
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