Railway Act Article 68-4

Persons who hinder railway employees from carrying out railway practices by means of violence, coercion, intimidation or other illegal methods are subject to imprisonment for no more than three years, or in addition thereto, a fine of no more than NT$300,000.Those who commit the offense set forth in the preceding paragraph are subject to imprisonment for life or no less than seven years if their offense causes the death of a railway employee, and imprisonment for no less than three years but no more than ten years if their offense causes serious injury to a railway employee.If a police agency is aware of the circumstances in the previous two paragraphs, it shall dispatch personnel to the site to eliminate or restrain said circumstances. In the event that criminal liabilities have arisen, such violations shall be referred to the competent juridical authority for investigation purposes.Railway institutions have the right to refuse transport if there is a concern of any of the circumstances in Paragraph 1.