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Railway Age 2002 November
48 pages
Contents
Departments
1 Industry Indicators
6 Industry Outlook
8 Market
40 People
40 100 Years Ago
40 Meetings
40 Advertising Sales
41 Company Index
41 Advertising Index
42 Products
43 Professional Directory
44 Classified
Commentary
4 From the Editor
10 Financial Edge
48 Supply Side
Rail update12 Railroads lose bid to overturn STB rate action; BNSF Logistics Park-Chicago opens.
Small-road update17 Bangoor & Aroostook, the final chapter.
Transit update18 RTL Ill nears service; Translink/CPR deal favors expansion.
Features
21KCS moves to scheduled operations-The new Management Control System gives Kansas City Southern the tools to join the ranks of scheduled railroads.
26Chemical shippers cry foul-again-While working closely to safely move vast volumes of critical freight, railroads and "captive" chemical customers remain far apart on rate and service issues.
29Managing New York's multitudes-Transportation planners in the New York Metropolitan Area are moving forward on an investment program of dimensions not seen in nearly a century.
33To grind, or not to grind?-Among other benefits, rail grinding can extend the service life of the biggest-ticket items in a railroad's m/w budget.
38Composites are catching on-Manufacturers of composites are seeing better test results from their products and more acceptance throughout the railway industry.
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