Railway Age Magazine July 2013

FEATURES

Railroads at Midyear: Why Investors Turn to Rail
Shrewd capital investments have been quick to pay dividends

Crossties Mark the Way
As old rights-of-way expand or are rehabilitated--and as new rail transit routes are created and extended-- the growing demand for crossties will have to serve a more diverse marketplace

Transit vehicle design: Comfortable, Profitable
A growing North American market for rail transit makes increased passenger comfort and convenience a profitable venture--and good public relations

For EMD, A Passenger Rail Rebirth
The locomotive builder's determination to reenter the passenger market has come to fruition

The Autorack evolves: Two Levels or Three, Both Suit Me
Greenbrier's new Multi-Max is designed to meet the constantly changing requirements of motor vehicle manufacturers.

Educating The Next Generation of Railroaders
After years of stagnation, railroad-specific programs are re-emerging to serve a growing industry that needs new talent and research resources.

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Railway Age June 2013

FEATURES

Amtrak Sprints Toward a Higher Speed Future
The Northeast Corridor’s “New Jersey Raceway” is receiving some of the most significant improvements since the original NECIP and NHRIP projects.

Conquering Rolling Contact Fatigue & Gage Corner Cracking
Eddy Current inspection may be a technology whose time has come

Helping Railroads Make the Grade on Safety
CSX, Front Row Motorsports join forces on grade crossing, trespassing hazard


Equipment Leasing: The Best of Times?
The good news is obvious; the bad news is actually hard to find

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