81. Ethnic NewsWatch Subjects (Thesaurus) TRANSPORTATION (RAILROAD). railroad transportation. Railroads. TRANSPORTATION (SPACE). Spacecraft. Transportation. Space. TRANSPORTATION (SUBWAY). Subways http://training.proquest.com/trc/splash/enw/en/thes_5.htm

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82. FindLaw For Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal And State Resources, Forms, that these services are rendered before railroad transportation has that they are not and cannot be a part of railroad transportation since the http://laws.findlaw.com/US/326/446.html

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83. Dewey Decimal Classification ReportA 385, railroad transportation. 1939, 385 Su64r, Railroad problem with reference to government ownership, SNOW, nf2, 8920, 0 http://www.lib.snow.edu/Age_Of_Collection/ReportAPage271.html

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85. Railroad Transportation In England railroad transportation in Great Britain and Its Colonies. Believe it or not, the first railways actually started in the 16th century in the coal mines, http://athena.english.vt.edu/~jmooney/3044annotationsp-z/railroad.html

The Railway Station , by William Frith Railroad Transportation in Great Britain and Its Colonies George Stephenson was the first person to utilize steam power for locomotives, making railway use faster and more efficient. He called this new steam powered locomotive The Rocket, which started running passenger and commercial trains between Liverpool and Manchester in 1830. The invention of this locomotive required track to run on, thus people began to migrate throughout England building track for the new railways. In 1838 there was only 500 miles of track laid, but by 1855 there was 8,000 miles of track. Not only did the railway provide jobs to a quarter of a million people, but it also provided a solid network of infrastructure. The railroad was a strong boost to the British economy and would provide a good example for how to develop its colonies. Financed initially by individual British industrialists, railways were built in the British colonies. The purpose of these railways was to bring raw materials from the interior to port so that they could be shipped to England. As a result of railroads in the colonies, products could be marketed to more people. The greater demand for goods brought down prices and businesses flourished. Railroads were built in India, Australia, and Africa mostly but it was in Africa specifically that they were put to a different use. Britain decided to build track where there was nothing important so as to encourage whites to settle the colony and farm the land. The British Cecil Rhodes dreamed to build a railway from Cape to Cairo, passing through British territory all the way. It was this kind of ambition that promoted the colonization of

86. Journal Of Occupational And Environmental Medicine - UserLogin 6 times as many nonrailroad transportation events, for the 6-year period studied. US Department of Transportation data show an even greater disparity http://www.joem.org/pt/re/joem/fulltext.00043764-200109000-00002.htm

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87. Industry Spotlight On Railroad Transportation - Research And Markets - Market Re Industry Spotlight is an ideal source of competitive intelligence on every sector of the US economy. This annual reference features selected items from the http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reportinfo.asp?cat_id=100&report_id=4337&p=1

88. CPS Extends Railroad Transportation Agreement - 2001-01-09 American City Business Journals Inc. is the nation s largest publisher of metropolitan business newspapers, serving 41 of the country s most vibrant http://www.bizjournals.com/sanantonio/stories/2001/01/08/daily12.html

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89. Transportation Technology Center, Inc. An intermodal research and test center that offers a wide range of capabilities. The center is owned by the Federal railroad Administration and is operated http://www.aar.com/

90. MTA Home Page Metropolitan transportation Authority. mta.info. MTA Home NYC Transit Long Island Rail Road MetroNorth railroad Bridges Tunnels Schedules http://www.mta.nyc.ny.us/

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91. U.S. Department Of Transportation Oversees federal highway, air, railroad, and maritime and other transportation administration functions; components include the FAA, FHA, FRA, NHTSA, OIG, and STB. Site links to related agencies and organizations, safety resources, and current news. http://www.dot.gov/

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92. The New York Museum Of Transportation Located near Rochester, NY, the museum features trolleys, road and rail vehicles, photos, a large model railroad, and a research archive. Track car rides on a 2mile railroad are run during the summer. http://www.nymtmuseum.org/

The New York Museum Of Transportation Home Page General Info Virtual Tour About Us Archives Special Events Membership Help Out NYMT Journal NYMT Roster The New York Museum of Transportation is a unique resource providing a wealth of historical information for students and hours of delight and education for visitors of all ages. Through our historic vehicles and photographs, track car rides and model railroad displays, research library and gift shop, the museum's dedicated volunteers honor our area's transportation history, bringing it to life for today's visitors and preserving it for the future. Located at 6393 East River Road, in the Rochester suburb of Rush, the New York Museum of Transportation is open all year, on Sundays only, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The New York Museum of Transportation supports Operation Lifesaver GuideStar and our Sister Museum and is a member of the Association of Railway Museums Arts Council Calendar Some Other Interesting Sites Click here for directions to NYMT (map) The New York Museum of Transportation is chartered by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York as a non-profit, 501(c)(3) educational institution.

93. Welcome To Mississippi Export Railroad Home Page The north/south corridor connecting the Canadian National railroad and the eastwest line of CSX transportation . Also provides boxcar, track maintenance, and cargo handling. http://www.mserailroad.com

Where "Safety is a Constant Train of Thought" THANK YOU to all Sponsors and Attendees of the 12th Annual Railroad Liability Seminar! Mark your calendar for Denver in July 2006 This site designed by Buchanan Group Marketing.Communications.Design

94. | Welcome To The WHEELS Transportation Museum Online | Albuquerque, New Mexico transportation museum located in former Santa Fe railroad Shop. Includes exhibit and contact information, history, and events. http://www.wheelsmuseum.org/

Contact WHEELS Museum: Contact Us Museum Online Store Membership Volunteer ... Weblog Read About WHEELS Museum: News Location Description History ... Calendar Welcome to the WHEELS Museum! By Monika Ghattas During most of these years he was a painter for the railroad. But unlike many of the other retirees from the Albuquerque yards, Takahachi came a long way around before starting with the railroad. Born in California, he and his Japanese immigrant parents along with other family members were interned in an Arizona detention center at the outbreak of World War II. A job in a Cleveland defense plant enabled him to get a special release permit from the camp. After that he went into the military and that led him eventually to Albuquerque. When Takahachi first started in the backshops, he was employed as a common laborer. He washed heavy equipment, worked the forklift, and ran the carloader from stall to stall. Some time later he became a painter—assigned first to boxcars and then to locomotives. He painted the numbers and all insignia on the locomotives. One of the engines he worked on was Engine #2926 that stood in Coronado Park for many years, but was moved back on the tracks in 2001 for its eventual relocation to the Wheels Museum site. Usually the locomotives were painted with lacquer paints after they were sprayed with steam and water to wash off the grease and remove the old paint. Some parts were dipped into a lye vat for cleaning. Locomotives were painted every time they came in for major repair or maintenance.

95. STS-Consultants Railroad Expert railroad consulting company. Providing services for rail training, safety and operational audits, feasibility studies, rail operational startup planning. http://www.sts-consultants.com

Caution! Visit Microsoft's Web site to obtain the newest version of Internet Explorer, or visit Visiting this web site without first upgrading your browser may result in unreliable behavior. Our Company About STS Qualifications FAQ Allen Haley Dale Brown Services Railroad Consulting Railroad Training Railroad Safety Communications Contact STS STS Information Request Strategic Transportation Services Strategic Transportation Services / STS-Consultants Expertise: Our company has a combined experience of over 50 years in the railroad industry. Our consultants have a strong background in: R ailroad Operations Railroad Rules Federal Regulations Railcar and Locomotive Mechanical Track and Facilities Maintenance Practices Investigating Derailments and Accidents Railroad safety Services: Onsite investigation of accidents involving railroads or rail equipment. Analysis of event recorder data. Training programs. Mechanical maintenance practices . Safety programs. Inspection of rail equipment, track or facilities. Interpretation of railroad rulebooks, manuals, timetables, or other documents.

96. Venice - Miniature Railroad When Abbot Kinney was building Venice in 1905, he decided that his new resort should have an internal transportation system to shuttle visitors and residents around town. http://naid.sppsr.ucla.edu/venice/articles/rail.htm

Venice Miniature Railroad Revised April 6, 1998 When Abbot Kinney was building Venice in 1905, he decided that his new resort should have an internal transportation system to shuttle visitors and residents around town. He turned to John J. Coit who operated a successful eighteen inch gauge (1/3rd scale) miniature steam railroad at Eastlake Park (now Lincoln Park) in Los Angeles. He persuaded him to oversee the construction and management of a mile and three quarter long railroad that would take passengers from the Windward Avenue business district on a loop across canal bridges and through the canalled residential district, then return via a loop up Washington Boulevard, past its Lake Avenue maintenance yard and back to the Windward station along Mildred Avenue. Coit, who had designed his own locomotive, ordered a heavier Prairie 2-6-2 oil burning engine at a cost of $4510 from the Johnson Machine Works in Los Angeles. The locomotive was finished in black with brass rails and silver lettering. The first set of five, 12 passenger cars was painted royal blue, while the second set ordered later was painted cherry red. Work on laying the tracks on the city streets, however, was delayed while Kinney awaited the Ocean Park's Board of Trustees to grant him permission. Coit, in the meantime, constructed a storage and maintenance year along Lake Avenue (now Venice Boulevard where it intersects Abbot Kinney Blvd). He built a three stall engine house, 20 foot diameter turntable, oil and water tanks, a two-track storage shed for the passenger cars, and a machine shop capable of servicing and repairing the locomotives and cars.

97. UTU: The Voice Of Transportation Labor Represents 125,000 active and retired railroad, bus and mass transit workers in the United States and Canada. With offices in Ottawa, Ontario and Washington, D.C., the UTU is the largest railroad operating union in the rail industry and also organizes transit workers. http://www.utu.org/

By Paul C. Thompson UTU International President The purpose of a labor union is to gain for its members improved wages, benefits and working conditions. Most often, those objectives are achieved at the bargaining table, or through direct contact with carrier officials right up to the office of the carrier CEO. Sometimes, we involve government re... More... FRA echoes UTU RCL safety concerns WASHINGTON, D.C. The Federal Railroad Administration has put the nation's carriers on notice that UTU safety concerns about remote control operations and remote control operator training are valid and must be addressed promptly. Responding to a Senate Commerce Committee study-assignment made at the request of the UTU, the FRA told the nation's railroads it shares the UTU's safety concerns ... More... Santa Cruz to bus riders: "Walk" UP to assist employees affected by Rita Competition abounds for Medicare drug coverage ... UTU Hurricane Relief Fund Honor Roll

98. Pavement-Transportation Computer Assisted Structural Engineering Distribution site for free airfield, road, railroad, and general transportation, design and evaluation software written by US Army Corps of Engineers. http://www.pcase.com/

99. NARP: National Association Of Railroad Passengers This national organization, does not represent the interest of those who are advocating the revival of old steam trains; but preferably modern, economically viable, and environmentally safe surface transportation. http://www.narprail.org

@import "http://www.narprail.org/cms/index.php?css=weblog/weblog_css"; Home Page Contact Us Member Login Home Page ... Member Resources Register for an account on our site to receive email updates. Login Register RSS 1.0 RSS 2.0 ... What is RSS? var site="s16narprail" Welcome to the NARP web site! NARP is an individual-membership organization of railroad passengers and citizens who want a transportation choice in this country. NARP is the only national organization speaking for the users of passenger trains and rail transit. Full Senate to consider $1.45 billion and a bi-partisan Amtrak reauthorization bill. Take Action! NARP Pushes The Facts which includes our very popular Amtrak Fact Check elimination of sleeping and dining car services and many more resources! UPDATE #4: Senate consideration of the fiscal 2006 Transportation/Treasury/HUD appropriations bill could occur the week of September 26 or it could be postponed into October. While the schedule for floor debate is somewhat in flux, the need to contact your Senators is not! We are maintaining a list of service modifications to Amtrak trains due to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

100. Lewis And Clark Railroad - Transportation & Engineering - Public Works - Clark C Public Works transportation Lewis and Clark railroad The Lewis and Clark railroad is a 33mile short line railroad located in Clark County, http://www.clark.wa.gov/public-works/transportation/railroad.html

Home Find It! A-Z Index Jobs ... Contact Us - Popular Pages Animal licenses Appraisals Bid Info./RFP's/road projects Building inspections Clark County code Comprehensive Growth Management Plan Court documents and forms Developmental permits and applications District Court docket/cases Elections Jail roster Maps On-line Marriage licenses Property information center Property taxes Property tax sales Recording documents Recycling, garbage, hazardous waste Residential building services Sex offenders/most wanted Superior Court docket Title 40: Unified Development Code Public Works Transportation Public Works Engineering ... Links Lewis and Clark Railroad The Lewis and Clark Railroad is a 33-mile short line railroad located in Clark County, Washington. The line is owned by Clark County and is also known as the Chelatchie Prairie Railroad or the Clark County Railroad. The operating and maintenance responsibilities for the line are leased out under long-term operating contracts to two different railroad operators. On the line segment from Battle Ground to the south, the Columbia Basin Railroad Company is responsible for freight operations. At present, this line segment serves the only active freight shippers on the railroad. On the line north of Battle Ground, the Battle Ground, Yacolt, and Chelatchie Prairie Railroad Association (which is a volunteer group) is operating a passenger excursion program originating in Yacolt. Meetings The County Railroad Advisory Board meets the second Monday of each month beginning at 4:00 p.m. in the 6th Floor Training Center, of the County Public Services Center at

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