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Railway Age 1967 August 7 Transit Issue Seattle raises its transit sights BART
Railway Age August 7 1967 Vol 163 No 5
CONTENTS
14 Seattle raises its transit sights
The original plan was for a 20-mile system-but local officials are now thinking in terms of 50 or 60 miles of route.
16 Transit Poll: Time to standardize?
More equipment standardization is desirable in principle-but opinions vary sharply on what ought to be done.
18 Budd finishes first high-speed car
The first of 50 stainless steel cars for the Northeast Corridor project are coming off the production lines.
22 Keep your cool in New York subways
The NYCTA took delivery of 10 air-conditioned cars; more may follow, if tests prove successful.
23 BART gets ready for fare collection bids
Three competing systems are in the running for a chance to supply Bay Area Transit's automatic fare collection system.
38 Viewpoint-Compulsory arbitration?
Nobody really likes the idea of a forced settlement-but recent history suggests that it's the only answer.
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