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Railway Age 2001 January
76 pages
Contents
Departments
1 Industry Indicators
8 Market
10 Industry Outlook
64 People
65 100 Years Ago
65 Meetings
65 Advertising Sales
66 Products
67 Letters
68 Company Index
68 Advertising Index
69 Professional Directory
71 Classified
Commentary
6 From the Editor
14 Financial Edge
16 Supply Side
18 Point of View
76 Policy Perspective
Rail update20 Deregulation's real winner: The consumer; Supply Briefs.
Small-road update24 BRC locomotives go wireless; Briefs.
Transit update26 Acela Express: Off to a good start; In Transit.
World update30 PRIMA: "Pan-European" motive power; Briefs.
Features
33 2001 Railroader of the Year-Mike Haverty, NAFTA Railway architect.
44 2001 Passenger Car Review and Outlook-Railway Age's annual survey of orders, deliveries, and projections.
45 Planes to the trains: Coming to America?-It's happening in Europe, and just beginning to gain attention here. Don't be surprised if, one day, you settle in for a flight and never leave the ground.
53 Move it cold, move it fast-The railroads' share of perishables traffic still is minuscule, but for the first time in many years, rail marketers can speak with enthusiasm.
56 ECP: How soon?-U.S. railroads are still testing the ECP brake waters. Suppliers are ready to help them dive in.
60 M/w planning: It's all in the data-Computerization is playing an increasingly important role in miw planning.
62 We're looking for a few good railroaders-The U.S. Army 1205''' Transportation Railway Operating Battalion provides operating and m/w training.
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