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Articles in May, 2008 issue of Railway Age

• New Jersey Transit
• Via Rail Canada
• Kansas City Southern
• WMATA "repair bill" nearly $500 million
• Loram Maintenance of Way, Inc
• Systra USA
• Short line and regional traffic index
• Holland
• INFORMS/RASIG soliciting research papers
• Wireless and railroads: a fresh look
  by Ron Lindsey
• Toronto Transit Commission
• "This isn't a job. It's a way of life"—Michael Ward
  by William C. Vantuono
• Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Trinidad and Tobago National Infrastructure Development Corp
• Genesee & Wyoming buys Dutch company
• With FTA help, The Tide is rolling in
• Meetings
• Safety Vision
• Traffic originated
• Nordco
• Thoroughbred Green Machine
• PTC closes in on interoperability: through AREMA, suppliers are tackling the task
  by Bill Petit
• Single-position sanding
• Surface Transportation Board
• AAR backs DOT hazmat ruling as a start
• Alaska
• TTX Co
• Obituary
• San Francisco transit: a veteran duo delivers: BART and MUNI carve out a rail transit approach that works for the Bay Area
  by Douglas John Bowen
• Kustom Seating Unlimited, Inc
• Union Pacific
• Bombardier backlog hits $31 billion
• Slow order for New York megaprojects?
  by Douglas John Bowen
• Norfolk Southern
• Orgo-Thermit
• High-tech yards for BRC, TRRA
• Defying economic blues
  by Douglas John Bowen
• What freight delays cost Amtrak
• MHF Logistical Solutions, Inc
• U.S. railroad operating metrics
• TOUAX orders 6,000 railcars for Europe
• Siemens
• National Industrial Transportation League
• Amtrak's Keystone helps scuttle a shuttle
• Cost of capital dips under new formula
• Rail Development Group
• International registry could roil U.S. rail industry
  by Anthony Kruglinski
• DOE seeks approval for nuclear-waste railway
• MotivePower receives $95 million order from MARC
• M/w worker protection
• Reshaping Conrail in northern New Jersey
  by Tom Judge
• Safer Systems
• Union Tank Car
• For Iowa Interstate Railroad, the Evolution is approaching
• CSX powers up for a fight: spectacularly no longer the underachiever it was perceived to be only a few years ago, CSX is making the most of an industry-wide surge
  by William C. Vantuono
• Go ahead, drop them!
• Detroit