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Railway Age 2001 July
56 pages
Contents
Departments
6 Industry Outlook
8 Market
9 Industry Indicators
44 People
45 100 Years Ago
45 Meetings
45 Advertising Sales
46 Products
47 Letters
48 Company Index
48 Advertising Index
51 Professional Directory
52 Classified
Commentary
4 From the Editor
12 Financial Edge
14 Point of View
16 Supply Side
56 Policy Perspective
Rail update18 STB's new merger rules; Supply Briefs
Small-road update21 Track upgrade in Iowa; Briefs
Transit update22 Kansas City light rail; Briefs
World update24 Modernization in China; Briefs
Features
Pull-out supplement: 30th Annual Car & Locomotive Repair Directory
26Poised for a rebound-The economic downturn will end. When it does, railroads will be ready to reap the rewards of mergers now beginning to work. But will they have enough capital to add capacity?
29What is Amtrak to be or not to be-It's time for lawmakers to decide. Don't they know Amtrak is pawning its crown jewel-Manhattan's Penn Station-just to pay its running bills?
31Kansas City prime-RSSI's new formula for a C&S trade show proved popular with railroaders, and no bum steer for suppliers.
33Track to the future-As ridership continues to rise, convenient, efficient rail service in the New York City metropolitan area is a top priority.
38Coming to terms with wheel/rail interaction-Who benefits from improved vehicle/track dynamics? And who really pays for it?
42Making "clean" repairs-At today's contract repair shops, environmental stewardship goes hand-in-hand with good service.
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