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Railway Age 1990 July End of train monitors multiply Car & Locomotive repair dir
Railway Age 1990 July
104 pages
Contents
32 1990 Car & Locomotive Repair DirectoryRailway Age's 19th annual directory is a cross-indexed guide to repair facilities in the U.S. and Canada, listing services offered by each.
Features
27 Midyear report: Railroads hold their ownWhile the national economy struggles to avoid recession, railroads are doing surprisingly well. But cost-control and competitive problems cloud the future.
75 Canada goes cabooselessReplacing cabooses with end-of-train monitoring devices is an old and successful story in the U.S. but a relatively new one in Canada. CP and CN have, however, played fast catch-up.
78 How BN manages m/wA still evolving, computer-based system helps BN plan, cost, program, and monitor engineering/maintenance projects.
82 SEPTA studies cross-county lineAs reverse commuting grows, so does suburb-to-suburb travel. Is a new line bypassing Philadelphia one answer?
85 New York MTA's $54 billion plan That's what it will take over the next 20 years, says NYMTA, to maintain the present system and build for expansion.
86 California votes $3 billion for rail A reversal on tax increases made national headlines, but rail transit was the real victor at the polls.
Comment
4 Inside
9 Lines on Labor
10 Watching Washington
14 Equipment Financial Trends
104 Perspective
Departments
7 Industry Outlook
8 Market Outlook
97 People in the News
96 Products
93 Letters
94 Meetings
95 100 Years Ago
103 Advertising Sales
102 Advertising Index
Update
16 Sea-Land, USSR see Trans-Siberian as major land bridge
16 India acquires two Track Renewal Systems
16 AITECH computer guides space rocket
19 Norfolk Southern trims down to 14,600 miles
19 Consultant sees EDI as competitive tool
20 NS, Amtrak, SP win top Harriman awards
20 Santa Fe opens new bulk centers
20 Indiana Hi-Rail adds 25 miles
21 GATX leases 2,000th plastic pellet car
21 World War I engine wins Landmark status
22 North Western wins Dow safety award
22 Historical Society honors George Krambles
22 Hagen: "Business Leader of the Year"
23 Shore Line East goes into service
24 Florida maps lead role in high speed race
24 Congress ponders high speed measures
25 New funds pledged for TGV development
25 Transcisco to begin luxury rail service
25 Europe builds new airport rail links
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