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    This memo is for the recommendation of a study into the proposed construction of the LaGuardia Air Rail proposal by the MTA/ Port Authority‚ like the JFK Air Rail. The proposed study should also consider proposed routing plans in agreement with any possible NIMBY complaints. The air rail proposal calls for a terminal at Willets Point directly above the Corona Yards in the middle of the 7 line stop and the LIRR station with lanes above the Grand Central Parkway to LaGuardia Airport‚ under two miles

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    * CASE STUDY * PLANT LOCATION PROBLEMS * During 1970 government of india decided to expand the steel production under public sector units (psu). Three locations were selected to set up the plant. 1. Vijayanagar steel plant in bellary Karnataka. 2. Salam steel plant in TN. 3. Vizag steel plant in AP. * A panel of eminent personalities was formed to analyze the locations. * The important raw materials for steel are : 1. Iron ore : should contain atleast 60% of

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    Wells Fargo & Co. In 1852‚ Wells Fargo & Co was founded by Henry Wells and William Fargo with a purpose to serve the West. The new company started the banking (buying gold and selling paper bank drafts as good as gold) and expresses (rapid delivery of the gold and anything else valuable). After starting by Henry Wells and William Fargo‚ Wells Fargo opened for business in the San Francisco port. Soon Wells Fargo’s agents started to operate their offices in the other cities and camps of the West. During

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    S.‚ Fearnley‚ N.‚ & Longva‚ F. (2010). Impact of regulation on the performances of long-distance transport services: a comparison of the different approaches in Sweden and Norway Alexandersson‚ G.‚ Nash‚ C.‚ & Preston‚ J. (2008). Risk and reward in rail contracting. Research in Transportation Economics Vol 22‚ 3135. Behin Cara. (2011). DEA Online Software (http://www.deaos.com). Bente‚ H.‚ & Roeleveld‚ A. (2006). Benchmarking identifies good practice in rolling stock maintenance. Railway Gazette International

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    Cause of Heavy Traffic

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    Cause of heavy traffic Introduction: Picture this: You get up and go to work at 8 in the morning. When you get to I-285‚ I-85‚ or 141‚ you hit the rush hour traffic. You look into the cars around you; you can see people eating his Mc Chicken. Or someone¡¯s talking on his cell phone. You can even see some ladies putting her make-up on. Besides looking at all these funny people‚ have you ever wonder why there is so much traffic? We normally go at least 60 miles per hour on a highway. There

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    4.) Railroads development was a key to the revitalization of Colorado in the course of 1870’s. Who were the key players in this‚ what were the key lines‚ and how and why did the railroads rekindle and foster the territory’s growth? Railroad development in the 1870’s Before the railroads were established in the 1870’s‚ people traveled by wagon‚ horse and on foot. They traveled for days and months to reach their destinations‚ some did not survive the trip. When the Pike’s Peak Gold rush was

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    downtown‚ and a ring of suburbs. Technological advances: Mass transportation began to replace horse drawn carriages. Cable cars came firs then electric - powered streetcars began to replace cables. Tracks were raised onto trestles enabling vehicles to travel over jammed downtown streets. These elevated tracks were expensive to constrict and only appeared in few cities‚ because of lower cost underground subways advanced in most cities. Another form of transportation‚ the electric interurban railway linked

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    Category Northeast South West Midwest Political As a result of the growth of industry and social change‚ political views often clashed. Labor unions formed first in the Northeast. Miners and steelworkers were some of the first workers to use the strike as a bargaining tool against business owners. Laws that allowed segregation and discrimination made it hard for southern African Americans to enjoy the improved transportation of the Second Industrial Revolution. Discriminatory laws and riots

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    Intermodal and Rail Freight in the United States Railroads historically have been the most ecologically sound way to move freight from one place to many other places where rail is available. When diesels are compared to rail‚ the rail has become more cost-effective than transporting using the interstate system by depressing emissions and decreasing pollution. The Predetermined Rail System The beginning of the rail system didn’t actually start from the rail system as we know it from the 1800’s

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    to understand this and fully grasp how to handle a railroad crossing when they come up. One of the most important things to do at a railroad crossing is to slow down‚ you should do this whether or not there is a train or locomotive visible on the tracks. Also‚ you are not allowed to go for the pass on a car that is traveling in the same direction as you are. When there is a train coming‚ you should never park within 50 feet

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