Re: FRC versus Donner, running time.
Author: JWL
Date: 11-21-2009 - 11:11

Carol L. Voss Wrote:
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> I am not totally sure about this but I believe
> that the bottom line for the UP is the fact that
> they lose a crew change point/crew etc. I may not
> be explaining this well, but there is a dollar
> factor involving crew pay that is to the UP
> advantage to run the double stacks over Donner
> rather than thru the FRC. Hey guys, that's the
> name of the game----$$$$$$$$$. That's what keeps
> thing moving.
> C.

Carol you are entirey right.
Railroad operations are baised on Train Miles and this relates to crew cost ($$$$$) which is one of the largest costs on any railroad.
The reason for constructioin of the Lucin Cutoff was to reduce crew districts.
Also runthrough agreements.



Subject Written By Date/Time (PST)
  FRC versus Donner, running time. ke6qr 11-20-2009 - 18:23
  Re: FRC versus Donner, running time. WAF 11-20-2009 - 18:32
  Re: FRC versus Donner, running time. UPENG 11-20-2009 - 19:05
  Re: FRC versus Donner, running time. Carol L. Voss 11-20-2009 - 19:30
  Re: FRC versus Donner, running time. JWL 11-21-2009 - 11:11
  Train 17 WP versus SP 102 in 1956 ke6qr 11-20-2009 - 19:44
  Re: Train 17 WP versus SP 102 in 1956 P.Kepler 11-20-2009 - 22:16
  Re: Train 17 WP versus SP 102 in 1956 Jon 11-21-2009 - 09:30
  Re: Train 17 WP versus SP 102 in 1956 mistertower 11-21-2009 - 17:02


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