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ONLINE ONLY • AUGUST 2017

imgRising Stars: Matthew Walicki, AECOM
imgRising Stars: Stu Towner, Watco Cos. LLC
imgRising Stars: Sarah Touey, Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon
imgRising Stars: Mike Stickel, Lake State Railway Co.
imgRising Stars: Amanda Stahlnecker, HDR Inc.
imgRising Stars: Danielle Ross, Spectrum Inc.
imgCutting red tape: Nonpartisan group floats ideas to fast-track permitting process
imgRising Stars: Annka Robinson, Dallas Area Rapid Transit/Trinity Railway Express
imgRising Stars: Myat Ohn, HNTB
imgRising Stars: Julie Mink, Tealinc Ltd.
imgRising Stars: Michele Malski, Short Line Safety Institute
imgRising Stars: Michael Lefevre, Brightline
imgRising Stars: Darrell Krueger, BNSF Railway Co.
imgRising Stars: Travis Kelly, Texas Central Partners LLC
imgRising Stars: Matthew Hipwell, CN
imgAARS panel: Effective training helps railroads hang on to new recruits
imgRising Stars: Robert Gordon, National Transportation Safety Board
imgRising Stars: Laura Fotiou, Amtrak
imgRising Stars: Joshua Engel-Yan, Metrolinx
imgRising Stars: Nick Chodorow, The Belt Railway Co. of Chicago (BRC)
imgRising Stars: Winnie Chang, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
imgRising Stars: Arthur Adams Jr., CSX Corp.
imgCP, rail-car market updates were bright spots at Midwest shipper association's summer meeting

FEATURED ARTICLES • AUGUST 2017

imgWith NAFTA renegotiations looming, railroads hope more freight crisscrosses the southern U.S. border
imgFrom the editor: International gains boosted intermodal volume in Q2
imgRethinking coal in current context — analysis by Tony Hatch
imgFleet Stats 2017: Class Is won't be acquiring many rail cars or locomotives this year
imgRail-car outlook: Where did the momentum go? — analysis by Richard Kloster
imgTransloading provides railroads with another way to attract business
imgProduct update: Material handling equipment 2017


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