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Marybeth Luczak "Do you know where your locomotive is? And what condition it's in? And if your rolling stock is healthy? It's taken quite some time for advanced fault detection systems to catch on, but more railroads are testing the waters". Railway Age. FindArticles.com. 01 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1215/is_10_204/ai_110472773/
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Articles in Oct, 2003 issue of Railway Age
- On the road with the Safety Train
- New Jersey Transit - Facilities
- Racketeering charges "unfounded," says Boyd - Rail Update
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Welcome to the Railroad financial desk book 2004
by Tony Kruglinski - Kansas City Southern - people
- Meetings
- Cumbres & toltec scenic railroad commission - Chama, N. Mex - Facilities
- Green Kid joins the Marines; Green Goat Plus on the way - Rail Update
- NYC Transit - In Transit
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A new order at the STB
by Frank N. Wilner - Transentric LLC - Suppliers
- Wireless car repair billing - products
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A PPP for Amtrak? - from the editor
by William C. Vantuono - MTA long island railroad - Facilities
- Marybeth Luczak named Executive Editor - Rail Update
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Can Amtrak be reinvented? A new proposal retains Amtrak operations in their current form, but relieves it of the tremendous financial responsibility of having to maintain and improve the Northeast Corridor and other infrastructure
by Todd O. Burger - Reporting to FRA, the electronic way: CSX Transportation signal maintainers are using an innovative electronic system to manage FRA-mandated inspections and reports
- Dallas Area Rapid Transit - Associations
- Agence metropolitaine de transport , Montreal - AMT - Facilities
- CSXT's Ward assumes COO responsibilities - Rail Update
- NJ Transit - In Transit
- Railroad financial desk book 2004 directory: firms included in these profiles have advertisements elsewhere in this publication or have purchased space in this section
- RailComm, Inc - Suppliers
- Tank wall scraper - products
- Metra - Chicago - Facilities
- Transentric - Supply Side
- Houston weighs voter preferences
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A tale of two systems: chest-thumping politicians have harvested heady headlines by announcing ambitious rail expansion plans for TTC and GO Transit. Now most of those plans lie a-moldering, victims of the paralyzing politicization of policy and funding p
by Luther S. Miller - Wilbur Smith Associates - Suppliers
- Website directory - Railway Age
- Amsted spins off a product line - industry outlook
- Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority - Facilities
- Signal maintainers: don't get cranky! - Small-Road Update
- Forced consolidation likely to continue - Railroad Financial Desk Book 2004
- Omnitrax - people
- CANAC Inc - High profile
- TFM picks up Pemex traffic - industry outlook
- Carolyn McGinnis, 1942-2003 - Rail Update
- As Washington dithers, Gunn presses forward - Transit Update
- Tier 2: no big deal - Railroad Financial Desk Book 2004
- PLM Railcar Management Services, Inc - Suppliers
- Locomotive video systems - products
- Industry indicators
- New Autoflood III™s for Oglethorpe Power Corp - Facilities
- Microphor - Supply Side
- PATH rebuilds and plans major car procurement - Transit Update
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Do you know where your locomotive is? And what condition it's in? And if your rolling stock is healthy? It's taken quite some time for advanced fault detection systems to catch on, but more railroads are testing the waters
by Marybeth Luczak - Los Angeles County MTA - Transit
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How does Russia's railway restructuring work? - point of view
by Randy Bregman - Is EMD up for sale? - industry outlook
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Who says we can't cope with Class I requirements? - short line/regional perspective
by Richard F. Timmons - SL&A
- "The market is improving albeit slowly" - Railroad Financial Desk Book 2004
- Johnstown America Corp - Suppliers
- GE Rail Services - High profile
- STB reviewing line disposal rules - industry outlook
- What kind of fuel am I? - Rail Update
- ASLRRA
- You should have done it last year! - Railroad Financial Desk Book 2004
- NARSTCO Inc - Suppliers
- taxation of freigh car lines - October, 1903 - 100 Years Ago In The Railway Age
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