Year: 2006
What Amtrak Should Be Doing to Improve its Food Service Revenue
SPECIAL REPORT — Food and beverage service on Amtrak doesn’t have to be something akin to a national shame. It has the potential...
infoApril 1, 2006
Take the Train to Catch Your Plane!
By RailPAC Director and Review Editor Noel T. Braymer — Major airports generate lots of traffic. LAX alone averages over 160,000 passengers a...
infoApril 1, 2006
Grade Separation Projects a High Priority
By RailPAC President Paul Dyson — I’m writing this on 24th of February on a typical news day; an attack on a Saudi...
infoApril 1, 2006
San Joaquin Valley Rail Committee
Fresno — Reported by Russ Jackson HOT RUMORS in Washington DC are that Norman Mineta will resign as DOT Secretary “in the next...
infoMarch 9, 2006
In America, Passenger Trains get no respect
By RailPAC Director and Review Editor Noel T. Braymer — One of my favorite TV shows is “Mythbusters” on the Discovery Channel. A...
infoMarch 1, 2006
There are Many Challenges Ahead
By RailPAC President Paul Dyson — It’s a great honor for me to take on the duties of President of RailPAC. Our organization...
infoMarch 1, 2006
Capitol Corridor JPA Board Meeting Report
Sacramento City Hall — Reported by Russ Jackson CCJPB Officials Visit The UP HQ In Omaha Expansion To 32 Daily Trains In August...
infoFebruary 15, 2006
Transportation Agency of Monterey County
Reported by Chris Flescher, Associate Director, RailPAC — The status of the service to the Monterey Peninsula is that there still might be...
infoFebruary 6, 2006
Transportation Agency of Monterey County
Reported by Chris Flescher, Associate Director, RailPAC — One very important thing is that the UP railroad has approved the proposed station track...
infoFebruary 6, 2006
The Best and Worst of Times
By RailPAC Editor Noel T. Braymer — RailPAC’s annual meeting this January 28th highlighted the great progress we have had, and can look...
infoFebruary 1, 2006