RT&S Partners with Wheel Rail Seminars

ATLANTA - Railway Track and Structures Media is proud to announce it will be the presenting sponsor of the Heavy Haul portion of the annual Wheel Rail Interaction Conference (WRI ‘24) produced by Wheel Rail Seminars (WRS).

This annual engineering conference is one of the industry’s premier events. The 2024 Conference will be held in Chicago, May 21-24, 2024, and marks the 29^th annual conference. Gordon Bachinksy, the founder of the conference, says “We presented the first Wheel/Rail Interaction Seminar in 1994. It was based on a simple idea: to create a forum for track and mechanical professionals to meet, exchange ideas, and share their experiences in the critical area of the wheel/rail interface. This unique seminar has grown into the longest-running WRI conference where you can learn from the best in the business, network with other industry pros and stay ahead of the technology curve. We’re proud to welcome RT&S, with its dedication to covering engineering and maintenance of way, as the presenting sponsor of the annual WRI Heavy Haul Seminar.”

David C. Lester, Editor-in-Chief of Railway Track and Structures (RT&S) said “A partnership with WRS is a perfect fit for us. We’ve been reporting on railroad civil engineering and infrastructure issues since 1905, and believe this partnership will benefit both organizations. We’re glad to be aboard.”

About Railway Track and Structures Media

Railway Track and Structures is a monthly print publication devoted to the civil engineering and infrastructure aspects of the railroad industry. With a full-time editor-in-chief, a full-time managing editor, and a six-member editorial board, RT&S provides in-depth stories and analysis of maintenance of way, technology, and the latest developments in rail engineering. In addition to the print magazine, RT&S features a robust website that includes daily news stories, commentary, links to information about our conferences, and the digital edition of the magazine.

RT&S is edited by full-time, professional journalists who understand engineering and maintenance-of-way. Their coverage of the market is so timely and so valuable that our readers report they read RT&S not just because it is good reading, but because it is must reading.

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ABOUT WHEEL RAIL SEMINARS (WRS)

Wheel Rail Seminars create forums for track and mechanical professionals to meet, exchange ideas, and share experiences in the critical area of the wheel/rail interface. Founded in 1994, they host the longest-running WRI conference and produce seminars that give an in-depth examination of aspects from both the rail transit and heavy haul industries.