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Rail Category: Short Lines & Regionals  -  2008 Article Index

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PART 2: For Short Lines, Top-Line Growth is an '09 Goal Industry trends from Progressive Railroading November 2008 Industry Trends: From Progressive Railroading October 2008 At Norfolk Southern, partnerships are in plain view (Pat Foran, Context, September 2008) Class Is draft sustainability programs with one eye on stewardship and the other on entrepreneurship Midwestern short lines take on submerged track It’s retirement time for GWI’s Grossman From dieselization to computerization to consolidation, freight railroads have made industry-shaping strides Freight-Rail timeline: ’58-’08 Congress spurs short lines’ rebirth For short lines, it’s all about adaptation NS, 10 short lines jointly take on short-haul traffic in the Northeast Short lines under new ownership Iowa Interstate powers up The state of small-road funding Patriot Rail, Fortress make short-line moves Short Line Stories Introduction Short Line Story: Brownsville & Rio Grande Lining up more business ‘We’ve got you covered’ ‘Green’ all the way in L.A. Every carload counts The power of a public entity MOW '08 — Regionals/Short Lines CSXT, STB address environmental issues Big funding allocations for small roads North Carolina Railroad pursues grade separation project Huron & Eastern workers join BLET Traffic hardly running ‘dry’ for Watco short line Putting it in perspective: U.S. Class Is’ 2007 traffic ‘woes’ Two Washington state railroads land federal funds Short-line tax credits on temporary hold Rail industry loses transit industry's Warrington, supplier rep Hogan and Finger Lakes' Sullivan STB rejects Norfolk Southern/Watco short-line plan