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Reference 1993 EDITORIAL INDEX Articles that appeared in Mass Transit in the last year are listed by subject heading, then alphabetically by title. This reference guide is providefdor location of back articles. Computers and Communications by William D. Walker ADA Compliance Update Automated Vehicle Location Technology Nov/Dec p. 36 by Heidi Tolliver by Keith Strandberg Sept/Oct p. 56 Nov/Decp . 28 Personnel and Equipment Convention Signals New Partnership Automatic Testing and Data Collection Drug Testing: The Most Asked Questions by Brendan Read March/April p. 26 by Robert A. Crescenzo Nov/Dec p. 42 Software Recommends Track System May/June p. 44 EPA Emissions Standards: Reprieve by Jack Wollitz Fare Distribution Moves into Next Century by Keith W. Strandberg May/June p. 42 by Tom Franklin Sept/Oct p. 70 July/Aug p. 30 Federal Aid for Emissions Facilities Military Technology Aids Transit by Michael Sturino Capital Asset Management as a Tool by Greg Chambers Sept/Oct p. 114 by Peter Cap and Gary M. Hoffman Sept/Oct p. 94 Women in Transit July/Aug p. 20 New Substance Abuse Testing Rules Proposed by Heidi Tolliver Design Moves Toward Passenger Friendly by Ben Budraitis Sept/Oct p. 82 by L.E. Peter Floyd May/June p. 44 July/Aug p. 44 New Technology for Mass Transit (Security) Transit Operations Improvement Project for Penn Station by Neil Heller Are You Prepared for a Disaster? by Kenneth Standig May/June p. 48 by Keith W. Strandberg July/Aug p. 24 Simulating the Rails Jan/Feb p. 20 Maintenance Facilities Revamped by John A. Haines, Jr. Miami: Working Against the Odds by Jim Notarian May/June p. 34 by Keith Strandberg Sept/Octp . 105 Sept/Oct p. 108 Pre-Fab Shelters Made to Order Transit Issues Operating Special Services by Heidi Tolliver Accidents: Policies and Procedures by Van Wilkins July/Aug p. 39 by Dennis Easley & Jerry Burke Jan/Feb p. 26 Safety and Modern Design Meld Sept/Oct p. 88 Passengers With Special Needs THE SMART BUS WASH Roll-Over Wash Unit Brilliant Wash Quality, Simple Operation 7 _t -—, COMPACT SAFE VERSATILE ont INV DTT, RELIABLE EASY TO OPERATE | ee A Powe “7 _* —, Tel: (905) 795-9274 Fax (905) 795-1350 STEWART & STEVENSON POWER, INC. 5840 DAHLIA, P.O. BOX 220 COMMERCE CITY, COLORADO 80037 PHONE: (303) 287-7441 FAX: (303) 287-4936 CIRCLE 128 ON READER SERVICE CARD CIRCLE 129 ON READER SERVICE CARD Reference 1993 EDITORIAL INDEX Articles that appeared in Mass Transit in the last year are listed by subject heading, then alphabetically by title. This reference guide is providefdor location of back articles. Computers and Communications by William D. Walker ADA Compliance Update Automated Vehicle Location Technology Nov/Dec p. 36 by Heidi Tolliver by Keith Strandberg Sept/Oct p. 56 Nov/Decp . 28 Personnel and Equipment Convention Signals New Partnership Automatic Testing and Data Collection Drug Testing: The Most Asked Questions by Brendan Read March/April p. 26 by Robert A. Crescenzo Nov/Dec p. 42 Software Recommends Track System May/June p. 44 EPA Emissions Standards: Reprieve by Jack Wollitz Fare Distribution Moves into Next Century by Keith W. Strandberg May/June p. 42 by Tom Franklin Sept/Oct p. 70 July/Aug p. 30 Federal Aid for Emissions Facilities Military Technology Aids Transit by Michael Sturino Capital Asset Management as a Tool by Greg Chambers Sept/Oct p. 114 by Peter Cap and Gary M. Hoffman Sept/Oct p. 94 Women in Transit July/Aug p. 20 New Substance Abuse Testing Rules Proposed by Heidi Tolliver Design Moves Toward Passenger Friendly by Ben Budraitis Sept/Oct p. 82 by L.E. Peter Floyd May/June p. 44 July/Aug p. 44 New Technology for Mass Transit (Security) Transit Operations Improvement Project for Penn Station by Neil Heller Are You Prepared for a Disaster? by Kenneth Standig May/June p. 48 by Keith W. Strandberg July/Aug p. 24 Simulating the Rails Jan/Feb p. 20 Maintenance Facilities Revamped by John A. Haines, Jr. Miami: Working Against the Odds by Jim Notarian May/June p. 34 by Keith Strandberg Sept/Octp . 105 Sept/Oct p. 108 Pre-Fab Shelters Made to Order Transit Issues Operating Special Services by Heidi Tolliver Accidents: Policies and Procedures by Van Wilkins July/Aug p. 39 by Dennis Easley & Jerry Burke Jan/Feb p. 26 Safety and Modern Design Meld Sept/Oct p. 88 Passengers With Special Needs THE SMART BUS WASH Roll-Over Wash Unit Brilliant Wash Quality, Simple Operation 7 _t -—, COMPACT SAFE VERSATILE ont INV DTT, RELIABLE EASY TO OPERATE | ee A Powe “7 _* —, Tel: (905) 795-9274 Fax (905) 795-1350 STEWART & STEVENSON POWER, INC. 5840 DAHLIA, P.O. BOX 220 COMMERCE CITY, COLORADO 80037 PHONE: (303) 287-7441 FAX: (303) 287-4936 CIRCLE 128 ON READER SERVICE CARD CIRCLE 129 ON READER SERVICE CARD _ Reference by Diane Menie May/June p. 52 Technical Expertise May/June p. 34 Expo Product Preview Answering Questions About Heavy Duty Lifts RailWorks: Keeping the Riders Informed July/Aug p. 48 by Heidi Tolliver by Tami Goldberg Expo 93 Opens in New Orleans (Show Guide) July/Aug p. 62 March/April p. 14 Sept/Oct p. 48 Interiors for Comfort, Safety, and Style Streetcars of Desire Mass Transit TRANS Awards by Robert M. Benninghoff by Brendan Read Sept/Oct p. 44 May/June p. 26 Sept/Oct p. 76 The New Fare Collector Systems Sign of the Times July/Aug p. 34 by Barbara Lange Transit Vehicles Outfitting Transit Personnel Jan/Feb p. 30 Computer Designed Seating May/June p. 50 by James Masters March/April p. 80 Cooling System Maintenance by Mary D. Uhrina Order Genuine MP Sept/Oct p. 106 Fueling the Future of Mass Transit by Keith Strandberg Circulator Pump March/Aprilp . 70 Interior Impact Protection lacement Parts Direct by Robert Benninghoff Sept/Oct p. 98 Low-Floor Bus Design = Save Time by Lyn Shepard Sept/Oct p. 101 = Save Money “Replace Before Failure” Program by Larry Aeilts = Performance . Jan/Feb p. 33 Guaranteed 7 Retreads Reduce Maintenance by Don Schaier fe Sept/Oct p. 118 Six Steps to Maintaining Aluminum Wheels by Catherine Zacchi ALWAYS SPECIFY March/April p. 78 “GENUINE” International View MP REPLACEMENT PARTS The Proposed Privatization of British Rail by Brendan Read May/June p. 18 The Revival of Road-Running Rail by Brendan Read July/Aug p. 54 Tehran Adds Electric Trolley Buses 21634 Cover _ 21595 Spring Washer by Kambiz F. Shadan 21625 Scr&e Wawshe r 22882 _12V Armature Assembly Sept/Oct p. 40 22883 _24V Armature Assembly Trends in France’s Public Transportation 21626 Cover Gasket 22885 12V Stator W/O Base by Francois Batisse 21543 Case Nut 22886 24V Stator W/O Base March/April p. 76 21621 Case Lockwasher 21608 Case Stud 21587 | 21607 Rear Head Cover North American Profile 21588 Seal 27554 Front Brush Head Cover- AREA’s Rail Transit Committee 21185 Drain Includes Items 15 by Martha Wentworth and David Noble 21586 23278 _12-Volt Motor W/O Base March/April p. 20 21627 23279 24-Volt Motor W/O Base Memphis’ Main Street Trolley by Leanne Kleinmann 27514 ‘Brush & Tube 28803 12-Volt Motor W/ Base May/June p. 38 24853 24V Brush & 28801 24-Volt Motor W/ Base New Hampshire Shifts Toward Mass Transit 21594 12V Brush & N[P+[[|||pOp PO]o]oe| P ] 28804 12V Stator W/ Base by Brendan Read 21591 28802 24V Stator W/ Base July/Aug p. 66 Armature 2 21651 _ Suction or Discharge New Ridership in St. Louis 21596 Thrust Washer UAR Flange Gasket by Brendan Read * Not Shown Sept/Oct p. 32 Reference 1993 Transit Directory PUMPS ake. 4 52s Ss. ING. March/April p. 30 Lj TECUMSEH PRODUCTS COMPANY 1993 Transit Planners Guide 34800 BENNETT DRIVE - FRASER, MI 48026-1686 Nov/Dec p. 52 (810) 293-8240 FAX (810) 293-8469 ADA Equipment Showcase CIRCLE 124 ON READER SERVICE CARD MT JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1994 55