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Progressive Railroading 1994 January Coatings and linings Rail Grinding
Progressive Railroading 1994 January
Features
28 Meeting customers' expectations pays off for Santa Fe
CEO Robert Krebs tells how an ambitious growth plan is paying dividends for ATSF and its customers as volumes rise
32 CEOs mostly upbeat on 1994 prospects
Railroad CEOs see an improving economy. NAFTA and booming intermodal business as reasons for optimism
46 Interview with Jolene Molitoris, FBA's new woman in charge
FRA marked several significant milestones in 1993, and the new administrator thinks 1994 looks like an even more exciting year
48 Environmental issues, safety driving rail car painting, lining
Regulations dramatically changed car shops and new car builders, but the net result has been better products and procedures
54 Paradigm shift pays off GE Railcar and its customers
GE Railcar is using techniques such as quality teams. WorkOuts, reengineered processes and more to get close to the customer
56 Grinding/profiling: Costly option or prudent priority?
As rail grinding technology expands, so do the choices for ways to best utilize new innovations
61 Capital projections up again
Continuing on a financial path similar to last year, a number of railroads are planning to spend more in '94
64 GAO reports poor LCV safety data
A recent GAO study shows there is little data being collected on the safety of LCVs in the states in which they operate
66 Rail leaders meet in Lisbon
World Railway Congress members discuss management methods, technologies and customer orientation
72 Boosting commuter service in Montreal, Toronto
Simulation program helps plan more GO passenger service on CN lines in Toronto; work advances on Deux Montaignes line in Montreal
76 Inside Transit
A few cheers for 1993
by Frank Malone
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