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Articles in April, 2008 issue of Railway Age

• Duos Technologies
• STB's new tack on "collusion and price-signaling"
• RTD solves catenary problem
• Montreal, Maine & Atlantic
• Small roads focusing on bridge safety
  by Joseph H. Boardman
• "We report. You decide"
  by William C. Vantuono
• Everyone enjoys a good donnybrook
  by Jason H. Seidl
• Charlotte
• Radio-free railroading: for Florida East Coast, electronic authorities are the way to go
  by William C. Vantuono
• STV Inc
• Ohio Department of Transportation
• Short line and regional traffic index
• MTA New York City Transit
• CN investing $1.5 billion in 2008
• Rising above the waters
  by Douglas John Bowen
• Union pacific
• Persistence pays off: this railroad constantly seeks business opportunities through communication with customers, Class I's, and communities
  by Douglas John Bowen
• Two levels for the Twin Cities
• Robert C. Harmon, 95
• Stop, in the name of progress: ECP—the most significant development in freight train braking since George Westinghouse invented air brakes in the 19th Century—is ready for broad deployment
  by William C. Vantuono
• Hirschmann Automation and Control and Lumberg Automation named Dr. Wolfgang Babel CEO
• California container imports slump
• Railcomm
• Sing a song of suburbs
  by Douglas John Bowen
• Ferromex
• Wireless tank car monitoring system
• Truckers feeling the fuel squeeze most
• Wi-Tronix
• Phoenix rail flaws explained
• Kansas City Southern Railway
• Plug and ball valves for ethanol tank cars
• Traffic originated
• Global Rail Systems
• Railroader of the Year Award 2008
• Acela Express gains market share
• Patriot Rail Corp
• Oceanside, Calif
• CSX, on the offensive, raises earnings outlook
• RFTrax
• Minneapolis
• East river tunnels on the PRR
• High profile
• Atlantic Track & Turnout Co
• Railroad employment, Class I linehaul carriers, January 2008
• Southern California Regional Rail Authority
• Flying Scotsman
  by Douglas John Bowen
• Speeding up the CTA: an aggressive track improvement program is bringing faster service to thousands of Chicago transit users
  by Tom Judge
• Meetings
• New Southern Railway
• John S. Reed, 90
• Quiet, please! Rumble and roar aren't acceptable anymore
  by Greg Gormick