Paragraph 5
Every locomotive shall be provided with—
brakes which can (whether or not any other device for applying them is fitted) be applied by the driver by direct mechanical action;
means for applying sand to the rails;
means for giving adequate audible warnings;
a suitable portable fire extinguisher;
a seat for the driver;
controls so placed that the driver can simultaneously operate them and see ahead without leaning out of the locomotive; and
a portable lamp.
Every locomotive, other than a locomotive which cannot develop more than twenty-five horse power and cannot on a level road exceed a speed of eight miles per hour, shall be provided with a combined speed and mileage indicator so placed as to be easily seen by the driver when he is operating the locomotive:
Provided that the provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to a locomotive which was in use in a mine before the first day of May, nineteen hundred and forty-nine and which has not been provided with such an indicator before the commencement of the Act.
Every locomotive shall be provided with a headlight with an effective range of at least two hundred feet or, in the case of a locomotive which was in use in a mine before the first day of May, nineteen hundred and forty-nine, if an inspector by notice served on the manager of the mine consents thereto, such a headlight as that with which it was equipped at that date.