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Progressive Railroading 1994 May Chicago RTA PRTs Sell to foreign RRs
Progressive Railroading 1994 May
Features
41 High tech advances keep railroads rolling
Data radio, ATCS, AEI and countless other advances are reshaping the way railroads do business
52 Selling to the foreign market ...
Seller's guide to South America
Chris Rooney focuses on market potential with neighbor railroads in the Western Hemisphere
Other best bets around the world
FRA's Ted Krohn gives a look at some potentially exciting markets around the globe
67 A guide to North American companies selling abroad
79 FNM appeals to private sector
Although the Mexican Constitution reserves railway operations to the government, FNM is working more closely with private suppliers
84 Exporail comes to Los Angeles
Exhibit will feature railroad products, services from eight countries
86 Long trucks making a turn for the worse
When it comes to making right turns safely and legally, the geometry of long tractor-trailer combinations just doesn't add up
89 Tarp solves flyash problem
Bay Colony Railroad finds tarp system to keep flyash dry on way to reclaim center
90 Lifting slings light but strong
Slings made of Kevlar and Spectra weigh 1/10th as much as standard rope slings, but can still handle locomotives and freight cars
92 The PRTs are coming! The PRTs are coming!
Buck Rogers bubble cars buzzing around Rosemont, Illinois on monorails It's called Private Rapid Transit - and it may be on it's way here
96 Inside Transit
Commuter: Make no mistake
by Frank Malone
100 Creating new level of reliability in MOW equipment
Working together, railroads, leasing companies and equipment manufacturers can create a method of uninterrupted use of eauioment
102 The Money Mill
They can't go down forever
by Alan M. Kramer
103 A New Lease
The current market: How low can we go?
by Steven D. Williamson
104 Money & the Law Trading places
by Michael Downey Rice
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