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Railway Age 2004 January CPR's railroader of the eyar
Railway Age 2004 January
80 pages
Contents
Departments
1 Industry Indicators
6 Industry Outlook
8 Market
71 People
71 100 Years Ago
71 Meetings
71 Company Index
72 Products
74 Advertising Sales
74 Advertising Index
75 Website Directory
76 Professional Directory
77 Classified
Commentary
4 From the Editor
10 Financial Edge
12 Supply Side
80 World Perspective
Rail update14 CN wins bid for BC Rail; FRA finds mixed reviews on remote control; CBTC under way in Alaska; NS budgets $810 million for 2004 capital spending.
Transit update24 PATH World Trade Center station reopens; Dulles rail link runs into serious trouble; In Transit.
Features
31 Railroader of the Year: Rob Ritchie is leading Canadian Pacific Railway down an independent path.
55 How the Chicago Plan spells relief-Chicago's planned Passenger Express Corridor-designed by freight as well as passenger interests-will create fluidity for freight routes redesigned to improve rail service in, through, and beyond North America's most congested rail hub.
59 2004 Passenger Car Review and Outlook-Railway Age's exclusive annual survey.
61 Hands free to the airport?-In the U.S. and Canada, there's potential for rail station remote luggage check-in. Europe and Asia are already there.
65 Searching for a hot one-Railroads record a tremendous amount of data on wayside detectors, but don't always take a holistic approach in examining the information. Integrated detection can change that.
67 Putting AAR M-976 into motion-ASF's Motion Control' truck system is the first to meet AAR's truck performance spec M-976, the latest requirement for free interchange of 286,000-pound gross rail load cars.
69 What's putting the brakes on ECP in the U.S.?-Is it simply a case of prudence in dealing with a still-developing technology-or is it a preoccupation with immediate ROI? Suppliers and railroads weigh in.
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