High Speed Rail Planning, Policy, and Engineering, Volume III

Terry L. Koglin

ISBN 10: 1606509837 / ISBN 13: 9781606509838

Published by Momentum Press, US, 2017

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Volume three of High-Speed Rail Planning, Policy, and Engineering-Operations explores the high-speed operations of a hypothetical reconstruction of a former railroad main line between Chicago and New York. The former Pennsylvania Railroad main line between New York and Chicago, via Trenton, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Canton, and Fort Wayne, is studied in its existing condition and under various phases of rehabilitation and reconstruction. Operation of high-speed passenger and freight trains under various scenarios of reconstruction of the aforementioned rail line is studied. The possibility of long-distance commuter operations is investigated. Cost analysis, marketing, track maintenance, and equipment maintenance for a proposed high-speed rail system are also discussed.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: High Speed Rail Planning, Policy, and Engineering, Volume III
• Publisher: Momentum Press, US
• Publication Date: 2017
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1606509837
• ISBN 13: 9781606509838
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Volume three of High-Speed Rail Planning, Policy, and Engineering-Operations explores the high-speed operations of a hypothetical reconstruction of a former railroad main line between Chicago and New York. The former Pennsylvania Railroad main line between New York and Chicago, via Trenton, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Canton, and Fort Wayne, is studied in its existing condition and under various phases of rehabilitation and reconstruction. Operation of high-speed passenger and freight trains under various scenarios of reconstruction of the aforementioned rail line is studied. The possibility of long-distance commuter operations is investigated. Cost analysis, marketing, track maintenance, and equipment maintenance for a proposed high-speed rail system are also discussed.

About the Author

Railroad and Bridge Engineering Consultant