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Progressive Railroading September 2020 Editorial Lineup
Cover Story:
Progressive Railroading's 2020 Rising Stars
Seven years ago, Progressive Railroading created the Rising Stars recognition program as a way to highlight — and celebrate — some of the industry's up-and-comers. For the past seven years, we've asked readers to help us identify individuals under the age of 40 who are making a positive difference in the rail industry.
Earlier this year, readers nominated more than 100 individuals of individuals who work for Class Is, regionals, short lines, passenger railroads, transit agencies, government, academic institutions, engineering firms, contractors and suppliers. From that group, we selected the 2020 Rising Stars.
This year's class of 25 comprises a diverse set of men and women chosen based on their contributions to the industry, career achievements, demonstrated leadership, professional association activity or community involvement. This month, we feature profiles of our 2020 Rising Stars.
C&S:
Wire & Cable
In this product update, a cross-section of suppliers of wire and cable accessories share information on their latest wares — from distribution and power blocks to interconnectivity components and systems.
MOW:
Surfacing & Tamping Equipment
Tamping and surfacing help maintenance-of-way (MOW) crews roads boost track stability, and in turn, help railroads operate more safely and efficiently. Surfacing and tamping equipment providers share information on their current offerings.
Mechanical:
Passenger Locomotives
What's new in transit locomotive, diesel multiple unit (DMU) and electric multiple unit (EMU) technology? Builders tell us what transit agencies and passenger railroads want on the power front, and what they're bringing to the market — now and in the not-so-distant future.
All editorial topics are subject to change without notice.
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