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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Railway Age

• Florida East Coast
• The Timken Co. Technology Group
• Double-squawk from the DOT
  by William C. Vantuono
• Progress rail
• Cedar Rapids and Iowa City: a century of success
• Portec Rail Products, Inc
• Website directory
• … with AAR President and CEO Edward Hamberger
  by Marybeth Luczak
• For the record
• 2005 Short Line & Regional Railroads of the Year
• Lott appointed subcommittee chair. named chairman of Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation-Surface Transportation and Merchant Marine Subcommittee
• Freightliner Group Ltd
• Tri-City & Olympia
• 100 years ago in the Railway Age
• Justice Department probes rail coal rates
• Hurricane rebuilding boosts FECR profits
• Railroad accident rates decline
• Shenzhen Metro
• Transit Cooperative Research Program
• Amtrak under siege—again
• L.B. foster pockets its biggest contract
• NITL
• Tank car safety: the real story
  by Thomas Simpson
• Tier 2 for the road: the latest models from EMD and General Electric deliver new levels of performance and efficiency, and run a whole lot cleaner than their predecessors
  by William C. Vantuono
• Federal Railroad Administration
• Rails see solid performance in '04
• The North American passenger rail market
  by Greg Gormick
• New Jersey Transit
• New York
• E&K
• Red River Valley & Western: "a home run"
• Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat Valencia
• Reading Blue Mountain & Northern Railroad
• One-person crews: how big a saving, and when?
• Saudi Arabia: a Mecca for rail builders
  by David Briginshaw
• New York MTA
• Chicago SouthShore & South Bend Railroad
• RMI
• Creating safer crossings: Quiet Zones, closures, and rolling stock reflectorization are among the methods available
  by Tom Judge
• CTC, small-road style: a new, consolidated dispatch center provides RailAmerica and other carriers with the safety and economic benefits of a Class I operation
  by Marybeth Luczak
• Digital wheel diameter gauge
• FRA told to sharpen its focus on safety
• How secure are America's railroads?