A telegraph or telephone company or a corporation authorized under § 5-410(a)(3) of this article may construct lines: through the State; from or to any point in the State; on the boundaries of the State; along and on a road, street, or highway; and across bridges and the waters in the State. The company may erect fixtures, including poles, piers, or abutments necessary to sustain the lines. This section does not authorize a company to construct a bridge across any of the navigable waters of the State. A line constructed under subsection (a) of this section is not a public nuisance and is not subject to abatement by a private party if the line does not interfere with or disturb: the public use of roads, highways, and bridges; the navigation of the waters of the State; or the convenience of a landowner more than is unavoidable.