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Railway Age 2006 September How Railroads built America and are keeping it moving
Railway Age 2006 September
124 pages
Contents
Departments
1 Industry Indicators
6 Industry Outlook
8 Market
24 Review
108 100 Years Ago
108 Meetings
109 People
111 Products
111 Letters
115 Website Directory
117 Advertising Sales
117 Advertising Index
119 Professional Directory
120 Classified
Commentary
4 From the Editor
10 Financial Edge
12 On the Record
14 Point of View
124 World Perspective
Rail update16 STB cracks down on fuel surcharge practices; FR1 pushing migration to ECF brakes; Is biodiesel an option?; ARI announces new plant, new orders.
Transit update26 Florida plans $491 million investment in commuter rail; Raleigh-Durham put: regional rail on hold.
Features
32 Welcome to Railway Age's "Sesquicentennial Special"-By Robert P. DeMarco, Publisher.
36 CEO outlook: America enters a new age of railways-What must happen if freight and passenger railroads (and suppliers) are to perform the vastly larger role predicted for them? Find out from the industry's leaders.
57 How the railroads built America-Railroads have been essential to the growth of America for generations. The next generation is just beginning. By William L. Withuhn, Curator of Transportation, Smithsonian Institute, for Railway Age.
72 How rail transit built America's cities-And it continues to build them, By William D. Middleton, Contributing Editor.
88 150 years of publishing-By the Railway Age staff.
105 Preserving a proud legacy-The accomplishments and promise of one of our industry's finest archives. By Gregory P. Ames, Curator, John W. Barriger III National Library, for Railway Age.
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