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Trains Magazine 2003 January Railroads fight back Train movies Santa Fe
Trains Vol 63 No 1 January 2003
Table of Contents
COVER STORY
36 What to Expect in 2003
The House of Railroads is finally in order, but major challenges still face the industry. TRAINS takes the measure of railroading in the tough year ahead.
FEATURES
42 The Hospital Yard
Whose yard was it? The Southern Pacific's? Or the yardmaster's? It certainly wasn't mine. Linda Niemann
50 Santa Fe Sentinels
How the Santa Fe operated trains on its transcontinental main line in the classic era. B.C. Hellman
64 Map of the Month: Southeastern Power Plants
Coal is the biggest rail-carried commodity. This map shows where it is consumed in the Southeast in relation to railroad main lines.
66 Trains Ranks the Train Movies
What's better than a good movie-with a cool train scene? Nothing! We pick the 10 best, plus a few you could use to get friends to leave. The Editors
NEWS
10 Railroad News & Photos
West Coast port lockout clogs transcontinental routes
13 Don Phillips
Thanks Ted Rose, for showing me the light
17 Larry Kaufman
Managing capacity: railroads finally learn how
28 Locomotives
Bombardier's new JetTrain passenger locomotive
30 Passenger
State-funded 4mtrak trains may emulate the Downeaster
34 City Rail
New Jersey Transit projects speed travel to New York
DEPARTMENTS
4 From the Editor
6 Railway Post Office
72 Railroad Reading
78 Ask TRAINS
82 Preservation
88 New Products
96 Hot Shots: Photos of the Year 98 50 Years Ago in TRAINS
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