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Railway Age 2005 June Tank car safety Portland in Transit Guide to equipment lea
Railway Age 2005 June
64 pages
Contents
Departments
1 Industry Indicators
6 Industry Outlook
8 Market
54 People
56 100 Years Ago
56 Meetings
56 Company Index
57 Products
59 Website Directory
58 Advertising Sales
58 Advertising Index
60 Professional Directory
61 Classified
Commentary
4 From the Editor
9 On the Record
10 Short Line/Regional Perspective
64 World Perspective
Rail update13 FRA's "aggressive new approach" to safety; Coal rates challenged on antitrust basis; A new and bigger role for hybrid power?
Transit update18 New funding, new light rai plan for Los Angeles; Mexico eyes high speed rail; WMATA: "I'm Lovin' It."
Features
23 2005 Guide to Equipment Leasing
42 Tank car safety: The real story-It's one of continuous improvement in design, construction, and materials. By Marybeth Luczak, Executive Editor.
46 Open mind, fresh approach-Joseph H. Boardman comes to the Federal Railroad Administration with "a commitment to positive change." By Frank N. Wilner, for Railway Age.
48 CBTC: Are we there yet?-It depends upon whether you're referring to transit or main line freight/passenger rail, as discussed at the Railway Age/ Parsons Sixth International Conference on Communications-Based Train Control. By William C. Vantuono, Editor.
50 Still a pioneer-Portland's rail transit system remains a vital part of the region's urban fabric and policy of stimulating economic growth, while discouraging sprawl and motor vehicle traffic. By Julian Wolinsky, Contributing Editor.
53 Better data, better bearings-The industry has updated repair standards and improved designs and defection detection techniques, but has bearing performance changed? By Gerald B. Anderson and Fredrick W. Althoff, TTCI.
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