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2005-06 – 2015-16 California State Rail Plan Table of Contents (continued) Clean Air and Transportation Improvement Act of 1990 (Proposition 116)... 161 General Fund .................................................................................................... 161 Local Funds ...................................................................................................... 161 Federal Funds ................................................................................................... 161 Amtrak Funds................................................................................................... 162 Railroad Funds ................................................................................................. 162 Chapter XIII - Environment and Land Use........................................... 163 Environmental Goals for the Intercity Passenger Rail Program ...................... 163 Congestion Relief ........................................................................................ 163 Travel Mode Share ...................................................................................... 164 Air Quality................................................................................................... 165 Energy Efficiency ........................................................................................ 165 Land Use........................................................................................................... 166 Progress in Meeting Environmental and Land Use Goals ............................... 170 Part II - Freight Rail Element ................................................................. 173 Chapter XIV - Introduction..................................................................... 175 Major Freight Railroads ................................................................................... 175 Union Pacific Railroad ................................................................................ 177 BNSF Railway............................................................................................. 177 Regional Railroads ........................................................................................... 179 Short Line Railroads......................................................................................... 179 Commodities Shipped ...................................................................................... 182 Chapter XV - Major Freight Issues ........................................................ 183 GoCalifornia .................................................................................................... 183 Goods Movement Action Plan ......................................................................... 183 Growing Business and Capacity Concerns ...................................................... 184 Intermodal Shipments.................................................................................. 185 Shared Use of Rights-of-Way...................................................................... 187 Joint Dispatching of Freight Operations...................................................... 188 Fresno Rail Consolidation ........................................................................... 189 Major Issues for California Rail Shippers........................................................ 189 Chapter XVI - Short Line Analysis......................................................... 191 Short Line Railroad Issues ............................................................................... 191 Securing Infrastructure Funding Sources .................................................... 191 Trend Towards Heavier Cars....................................................................... 191 Short Line Bill of Rights ............................................................................. 192 Short Line Survey............................................................................................. 194 Service and Infrastructure ................................................................................ 194 vi
Table of Contents Table of Contents (continued) Commodity Movements................................................................................... 195 Upgrade Costs .................................................................................................. 196 Impact on Maintenance................................................................................ 197 Chapter XVII - Funding........................................................................... 199 Economic Role of Short Line and Regional Railroads .................................... 199 Sustainability of Short Lines and Regional Railroads ..................................... 199 Funding Sources for Short Lines...................................................................... 200 Federal Rail Programs ................................................................................. 200 State Programs............................................................................................. 202 California Traffic Congestion Relief Program ............................................ 204 Northwestern Pacific Railroad ......................................................................... 204 Chapter XVIII - Environmental Review ................................................ 207 Introduction ...................................................................................................... 207 Noise................................................................................................................. 208 Federal Ruling on Sounding Locomotive Horns......................................... 209 Noise Standards ........................................................................................... 209 Mitigation of Noise Impacts ........................................................................ 209 Vibration........................................................................................................... 210 Rail - Highway Grade Crossings...................................................................... 210 Existing Conditions ..................................................................................... 211 Rail-Highway Accidents.............................................................................. 211 Air Quality........................................................................................................ 212 Emission Standards for Rail Vehicles ......................................................... 213 Enforcement................................................................................................. 213 Chapter XIX - New Technology .............................................................. 215 Global Positioning System Applications ......................................................... 215 Positive Train Control ...................................................................................... 215 Information Technology Applications ............................................................. 216 Electronic Commerce....................................................................................... 217 Locomotive Technology .................................................................................. 217 Electronic Braking............................................................................................ 218 Increased Car Capacity..................................................................................... 218 Rolling Stock Improvements............................................................................ 219 Summary .......................................................................................................... 219 Chapter XX - Future Needs ..................................................................... 221 Appendix - Acronyms............................................................................... 223 vii
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