CE 533 Introduction to Rail Transportation (4)

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CE 533 Introduction to Rail Transportation (4) Chapters 1 & 2 “Armstrong” Text

Outline Ch. 1 & 2 Advantages of Railroad Concept Problems Early On Economics Development of the Country

Classifications Class I Regionals Local/Shortline/Terminal or Switching

Trans Porto

Derived Demand Supply Chain Value Added

Coal and/or Grain Automotive TOFC/COFC (Intermodal) Merchandise (mixed)

Cars System Foreign Private Interchange

Train Types Unit Train Mixed Train (General Merchandise)

Management Engineering Mechanical (Equipment) Transportation (Operations)

Goals of Operating Department Safety Service Economics Develop Employees Labor History

Safety Train Accidents Personal Injuries Hazard Material Releases Grade Crossing Incidents & Trespassing Freight Damage

Accident Pyramid Fatality Cripple Reportable Close Calls Unsafe Acts

Measure Reliability Financial Drives Asset Utilization How Trains Run Terminals Customer Switching Financial Drives Asset Utilization Crews Locomotives Cars Terminals Track & Bridges Operating Ratio

Customer Satisfaction (service) Time Reliability Ease of Doing Business Cost (Price)

Mergers and Spin-Offs Secondary Main Lines Branch Light Traffic Abandonment Regional / Short Lines States

Route Rationalization Traffic Density Eliminate Parallel and Branch Lines Concentrate on Main Lines Route Rationalization Low Density Lines – Local Industry (States)