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Railway Age 1967 May 1 L&N lets traffic decide shop location High speed program
Railway Age May 1 1967 Vol 162 No 17
CONTENTS
13 At Atlanta: IRT gets down to cases
Case-study techniques will be employed at the May 24-26 Work-Shop Conference arranged by the Institute for Rapid Transit.
18 Keystone Corridor: High-speed program gets rolling
The proposed high-speed rail corridor through Pennsylvania could involve expenditures of more than $1 billion.
24 Toronto transit: New from the word GO
North America's newest rail commuter service will be inaugurated in the Canadian city on May 23.
27 BRT transport conference to meet in Chicago
The conference aim, says BRT President Luna, is frank discussion of a national problem: mass urban transportation.
29 L&N lets traffic decide shop location
The road has spent about $850,000 to modernize car and locomotive facilities at Corbin, Ky., where coal hauling is big business.
42 Viewpoint-In planning, how far is "ahead"?
Pretty far, indeed, in the view of Burlington President William Quinn. His "conservative" predictions are breath-taking.
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