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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Railway Age

• Chicago
• CSX Transportation
• Class I's, small roads to reexamine "paper barriers"
• Industry posts strong third-quarter numbers
• Bus Rapid Transit wins in Cleveland
• A world of opportunities
  by David Briginshaw
• SCRRA
• Hearing protection devices
• Tackling today's engineering challenges: are m/w suppliers up to it? You bet they are
  by Ralph H. Miller
• LEDtronics, Inc.®
• Centennial catalog
• Traffic originated
• New Mexico DOT and Mid-Region Council of Governments
• "Operation Homeland Response"
• Burlington Northern and Santa Fe
• Genesee & Wyoming, Inc
• Rail scores legislative victories
• New Jersey
• Miami-Dade Transit
• Train accidents drop, but fatalities rise
• CN, CPR partner to increase capacity
• CSX charts a more consistent course
  by William C. Vantuono
• RailPower
• The big picture: today's computer-aided dispatch systems provide networkwide visibility so railroads can manage traffic proactively—maximizing capacity and increasing productivity
  by Marybeth Luczak
• Wabtec Corp
• More passenger trains? "Yes—if"
  by William C. Vantuono
• TTA inches closer to commuter service
• Amtrak backs away from new Metrolink contract
• Elevated, surface, and subway transportation
• MTA New York City Transit
• Rail curve lubricant
• Calgary
• FRA funds video-camera crossing safety research
• NS elects Moorman president, promotes six execs
• B&O Railroad Museum reborn
• Greenbrier
• RailWorks Wood Products
• Website directory
• Freight cars, new
• WMATA
• TEA-21 reauthorization remains on hold
• Kansas City Southern
• LACMTA
• Wide world of wheels on rails
  by Harry Tournay
• Meetings
• China Ministry of Railways
• CN sells remote control business to Cattron
• Finding flaws quickly, reliably: railroads must search for rail flaws without disrupting traffic—but they can't afford to sacrifice quality and reliability for speed
  by Tom Judge
• Roper Industries
• Bosnia
• KTZ
• UP beefs up fleet with environmentally friendly locomotives
• Bay Area keeps builders busy: half a dozen passenger rail operators are investing billions in ongoing expansion programs
  by Luther S. Miller
• Canadian Pacific
• Wabtec
• Wilbur Smith Associates
• Freight car order backlog soars on third-quarter surge
• The psychology behind the car building boom: are we pressing the panic button?
  by Anthony Kruglinski
• APTA releases new rail transit standards
• Chicago subway plans
• MARTA
• Warning buzzers and alarm kits
• Capehart Scatchar
• Mississippi Export Railroad
• Bill Schmidt, a former Railway Age editor, dies at 90
• Association of American Railroads
• Caltrain
• Virginia Tech