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Progressive Railroading 2000 January Bridging the gap Breaking down barriers
Progressive Railroading Magazine 2000 January
27 A GLOBAL VIEW
Mexico's privatized railroads continue to generate buzz north and south of the Mexican 4 border. A little enthusiasm, a lot of strategy and a keen global perspective will do that.
35 GOING WITH THE FLOW
Can the alliance approach to NAFTA growth survive the mega-merger era? KCS thinks so.
37 PART OF THE PIPELINE
In Canada, short-line growth shadows the NAFTA evolution.
MECHANICAL
19 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
Railroads, rail car builders, rail customers team up to search for better ways to reduce shipment damage.
MAINTENANCE OF WAY
38 TIES 2K
It's a mixed bag: Some railroads to spend more, others less, on tie replacement in 2000.
C&S
42 CROSSING THAT BRIDGE
Railroads, suppliers, transportation agencies continue to tap new technologies and techniques to improve safety at grade crossings..
Progressive Railroading Magazine 2000 April
Bridging the Gap
30Railroads believe they're ready to
meet intermodal customers' service expectations. Customers say,
Show Me'
THE 53-FOOT FACTOR
Railroads replenish equipment pool with 53-foot containers
CLASS I FOCUS: CN
24 SCHEDULING WITH A PASSION
At CN, Hunter Harrison preaches the Art of Scheduling. He's converted more than a few nonbelievers
MOW INTERVIEWS
48FOR ENGINEERING EXECS,
THE PLAN'S THE THING
Thinking 'big picture' and forging strategic partnerships - within and outside the railroad - now is SOP in the MOW department
APPLIED TECHNOLOGY
56 PIQUING REMOTE INTEREST
FRA roundtable could result in remote-control guidance; meanwhile,
small roads find ways to tap the technology, rules or no rules
C&S
60 LIGHTING THE WAY?
For all their advantages, LEDs remain a signal technology in process
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