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Trains Magazine 2008 November TEchnology Massive heavy duty freight car
Trains 2008 November
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Eyes of the storm
How railroads escape peril with the help of weather trackers
Don Phillips
68
Into the wild brown yonder
A 331-mile line is about to be built in the Nevada wilderness
Kathi Kube
50
Fab flops
OK, not all high-tech efforts worked. Here are some that were good ideas, but ...
Assorted authors
74
Railroad Reading
Lord of the engine: A fireman tires of his overbearing engineer until one day
Gordon K. Haskell
34
Continental drifter
Uncovering some of Europe's newest rail improvements on one fast-paced trip
Matt Van Hattem
54
Red 'n ready for anything heavy
Kasgro's 16-axle flat-deck car hauls loads most others can't
Kathi Kube
94
Gallery
Union Pacific, BNSF, Delaware-Lackawanna, Red River Valley & Western, Metro-North
Assorted photographers
42
Map of the Month: Wyoming expansion
How a single thread of steel became a four-track main line
Matt Van Hattem
57
Hoosac Tunnel
The greatest American railroad engineering feat of the 19th century is still in use
William D. Middleton
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