Railroad Freight TransportationD. Appleton, 1922 - 771 páginas |
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accounts agent American Railway Association ash pit average bill boiler brake car service carload carriers cent charge classification yard coal committee considerable consignees cost crew curves cylinders daily delay demurrage dispatching economical effect employees engine equipment expense facilities feet figures Flying Junctions freight cars freight trains furnished grade handling haul important increased inspection installation interchange interest Interstate Commerce Commission loading locomotive main track maintenance matter meet ment method mileage miles per hour moved movement number of cars officers operation organization passenger Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad points pounds capacity practice rail railroad Railway Age record reduced repairs reports revenue road roundhouse rules shippers side signals speed station statistics steam steam locomotive storage switching telegraph tion tonnage tons Total tractive traffic train orders TRANSFER TABLE transportation trip truck unloading waybills weight wheels yardmaster
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