Section 2. Any corporation organized as provided in this chapter, and any domestic street railway company may, as hereinafter provided, transport for hire passengers, freight, express parcels and mail over public ways or over private lands with the consent of the owners thereof by the system known as trolleymotor or trackless trolley, and may build, equip, operate and maintain vehicles for such transportation, and establish and maintain power houses, poles, wires, conduits or other structures within the limits of and over or under such public ways or private lands for the generation and transmission of electricity for the operation of such vehicles, and the authorities having jurisdiction over such public ways may grant permits for the operation of the said vehicles over such ways, and for the erection of poles, wires and other necessary structures within, over or under such public ways in the manner and to the extent provided by law for the granting of locations to street railway companies.
Structure Massachusetts General Laws
Part I - Administration of the Government
Chapter 163 - Trackless Trolley Companies
Section 1 - Department Defined
Section 4 - Content of Agreement of Association; Execution of Agreement
Section 5 - Laws Applicable to Organization
Section 6 - Permit From Authorities Having Jurisdiction Over Public Ways
Section 7 - Service as Common Carrier
Section 8 - Application of Laws Governing Street Railways
Section 9 - Commencement of Operation; Limitation
Section 10 - Purchase of Electricity
Section 11 - Purchase of Real and Personal Property
Section 12 - Security for Liability of Company; Persons Enforcing Payment