§ 230 Railroad Corporation Definition

• •This law is about companies or people who run railroads for money.
• •If you own, control, or manage a railroad and get paid for it, this law applies to you.
• •It doesn’t matter if you’re a big company or just one person—if you’re in charge of a railroad for pay, you’re included.

A small company owns a short train track that carries goods for factories and charges money for it.

This company is considered a 'railroad corporation' under the law because they operate a railroad and get paid for it.