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Railway Age 1999 October
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CUBA NEXT?
There is little doubt that U.S. railroad interests could benefit from normalized relations with Cuba. The question is, how soon will this happen?
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MEXICO: PESOS FOR PROGRESS
A half-billion dollars worth of capital investments is bringing freight back to Mexico's railroads.
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CHEMICAL SHIPPERS: RESTLESS CAPTIVES
Two-thirds must rely on a single rail carrier. Without competition, they say, their service providers have no incentive to improve.
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ON SHARED TRACK, WHO PAYS WHAT?
Metra and BNSF have learned how to amicably divvy up m/w and signal costs on the 35-mile Chicago/ Aurora "racetrack."
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RADIO: THE NEXT WAVE
FCC "refarming" of the radio spectrum presents a challenge for railroads. AAR and TTCI are creating the tools for a successful transition.
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NJ TRANSIT MAPS A STILL BIGGER ROLE FOR RAIL
Light rail stretching toward the Manhattan skyline is just one of several rail expansion projects now under way.
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