Railway Track and Structures August 2025 Issue Now Available Online
ATLANTA – The August 2025 edition of Railway Track and Structures is available to read online.
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WRI’s 30th Anniversary: Thirty Years of Wheel-Rail Engineering Analysis
ATLANTA – From Railway Track and Structures July 2025 issue, Editor-in-Chief David Lester writes about the 30th anniversary of the Wheel-Rail Interaction Conference in Kansas City.
A Ride on the Northeast Corridor: America’s High-Speed Showcase
ATLANTA – From the July 2025 issue of Railway Track and Structures, Editor-in-Chief David Lester writes about his recent experience on board Amtrak’s Northeast Regional.
Implementing Rail Grinding and Wheel/Rail Interface Optimization Programs on Heavy Haul and Transit Systems: Lessons Learned
ATLANTA – Railway Track and Structures July 2025 issue features an article from Jeff Tuzik on a Wheel/Rail Interaction Conference presentation.
NRC Chairman’s Column: We’re Not Throwing Away Our Shot to Impact Rail Legislation and Programs
ATLANTA – Railway Track and Structures July 2025 issue features the NRC Chairman’s Column from Joe Daloisio.
The Importance of Rolling Stock Health to Track Health
PUEBLO, Colo. – From the July 2025 issue of Railway Track and Structures, ENSCO’s Matthew Dick writes about managing wheel forces through proper maintenance of rolling stock.
Railway Track and Structures July 2025 Issue Now Online
ATLANTA – The July 2025 issue of Railway Track and Structures is now available to read online.
From the Dome: Blueprint for the Future
ATLANTA – From the June 2025 issue of Railway Track & Structures, Editor-in-Chief David C. Lester writes about transcontinental mergers in the monthly column, “From the Dome.”
Management and Maintenance: Capitalizing on Friction Modifiers
ATLANTA – From the June 2025 issue of Railway Track & Structures, Interface Journal Managing Editor Jeff Tuzik writes about friction modifiers based on a presentation made at the Wheel/Rail Interaction conference in 2024.
Railway Track & Structures June 2025 Issue Now Available Online
ATLANTA – The June 2025 issue of Railway Track & Structures is now available to read as a digital edition.
Better Track Geometry Through Better Ballast Maintenance
ATLANTA – From the May 2025 issue of Railway Track & Structures, Jeff Tuzik writes about track geometry based on a Wheel/Rail Interaction presentation.
NRC Chairman’s Column: The Pros Know There’s More than Meets the Eye to a Big Win
ATLANTA – From the May 2025 issue of Railway Track & Structures, Joe Daloisio writes the NRC Chairman’s Column.
May Issue of Railway Track & Structures Now Available Online
ATLANTA – The digital version of the May 2025 issue of RT&S is now available to be read online.
Young Engineers Under 40: Focused on Engineering Excellence Every Day
Each year, we ask the railroad industry to nominate those young engineers it sees as being the leaders of tomorrow. Of course, with all the engineers in the industry, there are many
Railway Track & Structures April Issue Now Available
ATLANTA – The April 2025 issue of Railway Track & Structures is now available online.
A Culture of Change: How the Railroad Industry Can Embrace an Evolving World
ATLANTA – From the March issue of Railway Track & Structures, Jeff Tuzik writes about Corina Moore, Executive VP of Transportation and Infrastructure at WSP Canada.
Engineering Perspectives: A Firm Look
ATLANTA – From the March 2025 issue of Railway Track & Structures, this feature is a deep dive into what North America engineering firms are looking at in 2025.
Railway Track & Structures March Issue Now Available Online
ATLANTA – The March issue of Railway Track & Structures is now available online.
Clearing the Way: Vegetation Management Vendor Spotlight
ATLANTA – From the February issue of Railway Track & Structures, one of the vendor spotlights focuses on vegetation management solutions.
Spike Fatigue Life Based on In-Track Load Measurements
PUEBLO, Colo. – From the February issue of Railway Track & Structures, Principal Investigator I Yin Gao and Principal Investigator II Yuqing Zeng write about evaluating spike fatigue.